Is it really a transfer if he's never enrolled ?

If Florida puts a ban on Arkansas. He can still go there. Get lotto money and other sources to cover most of first year and be put on a ride after.

This all harkens back to when Arkansas canned Nolan. Arkansas released Igudala without restrictions from his NLI and released JJ Sulilinger to transfer without restrictions. This forbidding schools crap is a rather recent phenomenon and it stinks.

(05-14-2015 10:30 AM)WaywardMemphian Wrote:  If Florida puts a ban on Arkansas. He can still go there. Get lotto money and other sources to cover most of first year and be put on a ride after.

This all harkens back to when Arkansas canned Nolan. Arkansas released Igudala without restrictions from his NLI and released JJ Sulilinger to transfer without restrictions. This forbidding schools crap is a rather recent phenomenon and it stinks.

I believe a restricted school has a two year ban. Also, I thought the SEC has a rule about accepting in-conference transfers.

(05-13-2015 11:32 AM)Easterwood Wrote:  

(05-13-2015 10:42 AM)beanburrito Wrote:  Easterwood was on the radio yesterday and it sounded like we had a chance with Allen.

Said he enjoyed playing with the Lawsons.

The Lawson part is true

I think you misheard the rest

My bad I wasn't listening too close

(05-14-2015 06:58 PM)Tigerlabel Wrote:  

(05-14-2015 10:30 AM)WaywardMemphian Wrote:  If Florida puts a ban on Arkansas. He can still go there. Get lotto money and other sources to cover most of first year and be put on a ride after.

This all harkens back to when Arkansas canned Nolan. Arkansas released Igudala without restrictions from his NLI and released JJ Sulilinger to transfer without restrictions. This forbidding schools crap is a rather recent phenomenon and it stinks.

I believe a restricted school has a two year ban. Also, I thought the SEC has a rule about accepting in-conference transfers.

Obviously not in football, because it happens all the time.

Staying with the Gators it looks like ..........

Quote:Jeff Goodman @GoodmanESPN · 50m 50 minutes ago
KeVaughn Allen's father confirmed to ESPN his son is sticking with Florida. "He really likes Coach White and feels like he fits the system."
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Jeff Goodman @GoodmanESPN · 57m 57 minutes ago
Florida signee KeVaughn Allen has informed the new staff that he will stick with the Gators, sources told ESPN. HUGE news for Mike White.
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First Martez Ivey and now Allen. Florida seems impervious to the effects that changing an entire coaching staff usually has on a top level recruit for 99.9% of schools.