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💯AgreeCollege basketball is well past its prime and getting farther past it every year..
Agree 100%. Only one time should they be allowed to transfer and play immediately.In today’s world Pitino loses most of his freshman after year one. If they couldn’t defend they didn’t play. Siva and Smith both transfer.
It is a significant shift for coaches that are strict disciplinary style of coaching. They have to get older guys that are mature enough to take a scolding and still learn. Freshman are showing they aren’t mentally tough enough to deal with tough coaching and the failure that comes with being a freshman.
I don’t mind the immediate transfer rule but that should be it. The next time comes with either a denial or 1 year sit out which how it was originally structured. For example Matt Cross and Noah Locke should have had to sit out a year. They used up their transfer coming to Louisville. It think it would slow down the immediate transfer and completely stop the 2nd transfer.
Great - just what’s needed. Another excuse for the ncaa to unfairly scrutinize and penalize programs.I am a free will guy as well. I think a NIL cap is what needs to happen. The NCAA could cap how much a school can offer in NIL money. If a school wants to spend 90 percent of their cap on 1 player so be it. That way individual players aren’t capped.
I know there will be those that go around that system, but hammer the coaches whose program does that.