throw in a 6-year old with the 3-year old and that’s why I come here…

The NCAA is enforcing the LOI’s provision.

No, it’s not. The NCAA has it’s own provision, in it’s own rulebook. There are some schools that don’t subscribe to the NLI but the athletes there are held to the same transfer rules. Just trust me on this, not signing a LOI is not a way around the transfer rules.

4. Basic Penalty. I understand that if I do not attend the institution named in this document for one full academic year and I enroll in another institution participating in the NLI program, I may not compete n intercollegiate athletics until I have completed one full academic year in residence at the latter institution. Further, I understand I shall be charged with the loss of one season of intercollegiate athletics competition in all sports. This is in addition to any seasons of competition expended ot any institution.

The NCAA is enforcing the LOI’s provision.

/stretches for the commenter tryouts

They actually just found a pesticide that was previously undetected in causing CDD (colony collapes disorder). Honey bees are actually in a critical point in the USA. That was a pretty big discovery.

Link? I’m actually interested.

Just one of many. I’ve been keeping close tabs on this. Thank God mine hasn’t been hit yet.

Thanks, Coach K & Jose.

Thanks, most everyone else.

Thanks, Coach K & Jose.

laughoutloud

I was told players are exploited and not paid at all. You mean to tell me they get their school paid for including room and board should they live on campus? Wow. I mean…I thought they were slaves.

I’m pretty sure slaves got room and board
/No, I don’t think college athletes are slaves
//Or indentured servants

I’m still failing to see who these rich white people are. No one has ever named them. Are they shrouded in mystery?

Look up the post about Bobby Petrino’s home.

They actually just found a pesticide that was previously undetected in causing CDD (colony collapes disorder). Honey bees are actually in a critical point in the USA. That was a pretty big discovery.

Link? I’m actually interested.

Even though I’m just a backyard gardener, the idea of bees disappearing is scary. I used to kill the wasps off because they’re agressive, but I try to leave them alone now.

Not true. The NLI requires an individual transferring to another 1A school to sit out a year. If an individual received grant in aid (like Brandon Knight at Kentucky), they’re free to transfer at anytime without restriction.

So I guess I have to pull out the old NCAA rulebook on you then.

The NLI is talking about the time period from when a prospect signs the document to the time he steps on campus. For any athlete that participated with his team:

14.5.5.1 General Rule.

A transfer student from a four-year institution shall not be eligible for intercollegiate competition at a member institution until the student has fulfilled a residence requirement of one full academic year (two full semesters or three full quarters) at the certifying institution. (Revised: 1/10/91 effective 8/1/91, 4/14/10)

14.5.5.2.10 is a one-time transfer exception that allows athletes to not have to serve a year but part (a) of the rule says it has to be a sport other than baseball, basketball, FBS football, or men’s ice hockey

handshakle

Not sure I’d ever want to enter into a handshakle agreement. Sounds restricting and painful.