Well, how about one transfer for college football or college basketball players where they don't have to sit out?

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I mean, we are really blowing this thing up. It's because of you, because of our grassroots

movement. So thank you for that. The NCAA announced this week that Division I athletes in all

sports could soon find themselves in the position of being allowed to transfer once without

having to sit out a year.

This proposal that came from the transfer waiver working group would change the criteria.

Yes.

So now they could transfer once and then if they wanted to transfer again, they would have to sit

out a year.

Count me in.

I'm a huge fan of this idea. One of the biggest

things that has been a sticking point, and I think a good talking point by pro-college

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