… that the SEC has a rule that players can’t transfer from one SEC school to another without sitting out a year?
The SEC established that rule with the objective of minimizing intra-conference transfers. The SEC talking heads think that this rule will minimize transfers out of SEC schools because a lot of players want to play in the SEC, but won’t want to sit out a year in order to transfer to another SEC school.
What if the B1G established the same rule but along with the SEC achieved comity between the conferences by jointly establishing full faith and credit clauses wherein each conference would honor the rules of the other? With 34 of the biggest schools requiring transfers to sit out a year, would that slow down the volume of players transferring?
The SEC established that rule with the objective of minimizing intra-conference transfers. The SEC talking heads think that this rule will minimize transfers out of SEC schools because a lot of players want to play in the SEC, but won’t want to sit out a year in order to transfer to another SEC school.
What if the B1G established the same rule but along with the SEC achieved comity between the conferences by jointly establishing full faith and credit clauses wherein each conference would honor the rules of the other? With 34 of the biggest schools requiring transfers to sit out a year, would that slow down the volume of players transferring?
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