Athletes in only five sports are required to sit for a season when transferring: men's basketball, women's basketball, baseball, hockey and football. In the NCAA's 20 other sports, athletes are allowed a one-time. The difference in the two transfer policies is getting harder to rationalize.
The NCAA continually says athletics should enhance the overall education experience. The experience for the average student includes the ability to transfer schools at will.
"We have five sports that are not allowed to transfer in this day and age. That is something we need to fix," Manuel said. "We need to give all young people flexibility to transfer once. If they transfer a second time, there is no waiver."
2005: Graduate Transfers
2018: Transfer Portal
2020+: One-Time Transfer?
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