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RE: Former Bearcat basketball players in the NCAA
(11-12-2021 06:41 AM)Bear Catlett Wrote:  This is a long way from the old where correct me if I'm wrong, but you only got ONE transfer and you had to sit out a year.

And I remember one guy... was it Brad Sellers??? He transferred within the B1G and their rule was that you had to sit out TWO years, and he did.

Now that Joey Brunk guy is with O$U (after a stop at IU) and he played for Holtman back at Butler. Isnt this like Holtman's 4th or 5th year at O$U???

The guys are the athletics version of John Blutarsky... "seven years of college down the drain."

Time will tell if the new rule is truly beneficial for players. For the most part, I don't think this form of "free agency" is good for major college basketball.
 
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