Keylan boone
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Unbelievable. This at a minimum creates the perception of a poorly run program.
I don't know the specifics of his hold up but, does anyone know if this helps:
College athletes who transfer twice can play, for now, after a judge sets aside NCAA transfer rule
College athletes who were denied the chance to play immediately after transferring a second time can return to competition, for now.
apnews.com
I think the NCAA gets a name, flip a coin, and that’s the final answer.I don't know the specifics of his hold up but, does anyone know if this helps:
College athletes who transfer twice can play, for now, after a judge sets aside NCAA transfer rule
College athletes who were denied the chance to play immediately after transferring a second time can return to competition, for now.
So it would seem that this case would allow him to start playing immediately, right?
Seems like it. Unfortunately it likely does nothing except take 1 excuse away from Kevin on why he deserves another year. He can’t use the Keylan was ineligible excuse.
It should improve our roster significantly though. Gives us more scoring threats, especially from 3. I don't know what to expect out of him defensively.
I'd definitely tune into a game to see if there's a difference, should he finally be cleared.
Perception? It is clearly a poorly run program.
We DO NOT want this ruling to hold up. Already too many transfers as it is.
I'm not a lawyer, but I don't agree with the Labor law dispute. These players are not professional athletes, at least not technically. They are students, not being paid for directly by the school, but for NIL deals, to be spokespeople. There is a difference. They are not being traded against their will like pro players, they are electing transfer, so they should follow the rules of the NCAA.
The one exception is IF the current school refuses to renew a scholarship, they should be able to transfer and play immediately.
I'm not a lawyer, but I don't agree with the Labor law dispute. These players are not professional athletes, at least not technically. They are students, not being paid for directly by the school, but for NIL deals, to be spokespeople. There is a difference. They are not being traded against their will like pro players, they are electing transfer, so they should follow the rules of the NCAA.
The one exception is IF the current school refuses to renew a scholarship, they should be able to transfer and play immediately.
