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Post by Pasquale on Mar 13, 2016 22:42:57 GMT -5
I have heard that she is visiting at least a couple of B10 schools that have a scholarship available for a transfer. She's joining her old club teammate Jordyn Poulter at Illinois! Is this official? |
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Post by ilovevolleyball on Mar 14, 2016 7:43:26 GMT -5
She's joining her old club teammate Jordyn Poulter at Illinois! Is this official? Front Range posted on Facebook. Take it for what it is. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 14, 2016 10:59:26 GMT -5
Where? She's a great kid! I have heard that she is visiting at least a couple of B10 schools that have a scholarship available for a transfer. She just committed to Illinois. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 15, 2016 0:31:52 GMT -5
UCF had her listed as a red shirt freshmans so unless she has to sit out a year she would have 3 years of elgibility! I don't know for sure; but I would think if she had to lose a year; it would have to be now!  GO HUSKERS You only get one "One-time Transfer Exception". She got that from Nebraska to UCF- which is why she was able to play this past season. The 2nd transfer doesn't allow that per NCAA rules, so she will have to sit in 2016. Doesn't that rule only apply to scholarship athletes? |
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Post by firedup on Mar 15, 2016 11:46:05 GMT -5
You only get one "One-time Transfer Exception". She got that from Nebraska to UCF- which is why she was able to play this past season. The 2nd transfer doesn't allow that per NCAA rules, so she will have to sit in 2016. Doesn't that rule only apply to scholarship athletes? No. Eligibility, and transfer exceptions, have nothing to do with having a scholarship or not. |
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Post by vbphilsdad on Mar 22, 2016 16:06:36 GMT -5
You only get one "One-time Transfer Exception". She got that from Nebraska to UCF- which is why she was able to play this past season. The 2nd transfer doesn't allow that per NCAA rules, so she will have to sit in 2016. Doesn't that rule only apply to scholarship athletes? Taylor Simpson transferred twice, and did not have to sit out or lose eligibility: 1. Nebraska (2011) to Missouri (2012) (via Florida St) 2. Missouri (2012) to Colorado (2013/14) she played four seasons, in four years, for three teams.
So, not sure what "NCAA rules" you are looking at?
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Post by brunie on Mar 22, 2016 16:11:38 GMT -5
Doesn't that rule only apply to scholarship athletes? Taylor Simpson transferred twice, and did not have to sit out or lose eligibility: 1. Nebraska (2011) to Missouri (2012) (via Florida St) 2. Missouri (2012) to Colorado (2013/14) she played four seasons, in four years, for three teams.
So, not sure what "NCAA rules" you are looking at?
Colorado had to appeal to the NCAA for an exception to NCAA rules to allow Taylor Simpson to play for them without sitting out a year. |
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Post by vbphilsdad on Mar 22, 2016 16:16:55 GMT -5
Correct me if I'm wrong; but wasn't 2 of Simpson's transfers during the same season?  GO HUSKERS Yes, she went from NU to FSU (non-hardship), but left there before the season due to a personal incident that happened that summer (no need to elaborate for privacy reasons). She then went to Mizzou last minute on a hardship waiver and proceeded to leave there mid-season.
Apparently, the waiver is no longer an option. So, under current "rules", she would have has to sit before playing her final 2 years in Boulder, even though she did make two "non-hardship" transfers.
Maybe she was the impetus behind the tightening of the transfer rules?
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Post by vbphilsdad on Mar 22, 2016 16:21:58 GMT -5
Taylor Simpson transferred twice, and did not have to sit out or lose eligibility: 1. Nebraska (2011) to Missouri (2012) (via Florida St) 2. Missouri (2012) to Colorado (2013/14) she played four seasons, in four years, for three teams.
So, not sure what "NCAA rules" you are looking at?
Colorado had to appeal to the NCAA for an exception to NCAA rules to allow Taylor Simpson to play for them without sitting out a year. So, when the school wants to circumvent "NCAA rules", they ask for NCAA rubber-stamp. But when the player needs to do it (ie. Briana Holman) she is SOL.
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Post by c4ndlelight on Mar 22, 2016 16:27:13 GMT -5
Colorado had to appeal to the NCAA for an exception to NCAA rules to allow Taylor Simpson to play for them without sitting out a year. So, when the school wants to circumvent "NCAA rules", they ask for NCAA rubber-stamp. But when the player needs to do it (ie. Briana Holman) she is SOL.
Wait, so you're telling me that NCAA transfer rules favor the schools and not the players? It's almost like the NCAA is run by the schools and not the players. |
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Post by big10vb on Mar 23, 2016 9:51:00 GMT -5
Does anyone know if Caroline Knop is transferring to another school or will stay at Michigan to finish her degree?
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Post by bkedane on Mar 23, 2016 10:00:02 GMT -5
Does anyone know if Caroline Knop is transferring to another school or will stay at Michigan to finish her degree? Transferring. |
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Post by big10vb on Mar 23, 2016 10:51:29 GMT -5
Does anyone know if Caroline Knop is transferring to another school or will stay at Michigan to finish her degree? Transferring. To? |
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