Trysten hill Leaving?

[Stormthecourt?]

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Fantastic news!

 

[Mikesi]

So, it’s confirmed?? That’s his official tweet?

I’ve been bummed all week. A friend of mine has benn his biggest fan from day 1.

 

[Poolside Knight]

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that scene never gets old

 

[Wings0fred]

So, it’s confirmed?? That’s his official tweet?

I’ve been bummed all week. A friend of mine has benn his biggest fan from day 1.

Looks to be his real account. Awesome news.

 

[Mikesi]

Looks to be his real account. Awesome news.

Thanks! Wheeeeew!

 

[Mikesi]

Looks like the sitting out a year rule for transferring really benefited the 2018 UCF football team

Anyone still not a fan of that rule???

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

Looks like the sitting out a year rule for transferring really benefited the 2018 UCF football team

Anyone still not a fan of that rule???

I think they should change the rule to if you are at a school 2 years you don’t have to sit out when transferring. 1 year at a school you have to sit. But if after 2 years and you don’t play or you are homesick you should be allowed to transfer without penalty. But if it stays the same I can live with it.

 

[firm_bizzle]

I think they should change the rule to if you are at a school 2 years you don’t have to sit out when transferring. 1 year at a school you have to sit. But if after 2 years and you don’t play or you are homesick you should be allowed to transfer without penalty. But if it stays the same I can live with it.

I think if you don't play in a year (redshirt, injury, no playing time) that year should count as the one you sat out. The Notre Dame transfers should be immediately eligible.

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

I think if you don't play in a year (redshirt, injury, no playing time) that year should count as the one you sat out. The Notre Dame transfers should be immediately eligible.

Most kids don’t play year 1. Most coaches don’t promise anyone they will play. What you would see though is those kids playing in week 1 against an FCS or Mercer type opponent just so they can’t transfer after year. Would hurt the school and the kid. 2 years you don’t play then transfer without penalty.

 

[Stormthecourt?]

Looks like the sitting out a year rule for transferring really benefited the 2018 UCF football team

Anyone still not a fan of that rule???

If the coach leaves or gets fired should the rule be waived? That would definitely make buyout clauses go up for coaches who choose to leave

 

[Mikesi]

If the coach leaves or gets fired should the rule be waived? That would definitely make buyout clauses go up for coaches who choose to leave

Whatever rule would benefit UCF I’m for.

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

If the coach leaves or gets fired should the rule be waived? That would definitely make buyout clauses go up for coaches who choose to leave

I don’t think the NCAA wants mass exodus either. If coach is fired, maybe.

 

[Mikesi]

If the coach leaves or gets fired should the rule be waived? That would definitely make buyout clauses go up for coaches who choose to leave

Problem is, a coach has to be willing to sign it

 

[Mikesi]

I don’t think the NCAA wants mass exodus either. If coach is fired, maybe.

Usually a lot of players don’t want to follow a fired coach as much

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

Usually a lot of players don’t want to follow a fired coach as much

Not necessarily follow, but go to a coach you choose instead of the school. Go to a coach who was recruiting you.

 

[Mikesi]

Not necessarily follow, but go to a coach you choose instead of the school. Go to a coach who was recruiting you.

True, but a bad move IMO in most cases

 

[LemmyKilmister]

Whatever rule would benefit UCF I’m for.

 

[goodknightfl]

Any reason we wouldn’t block transfers to Nebraska?

dumb if we don't