SEC Weighs New Rule Requiring Intra-Conference Transfers to Sit Out a Season
The proposal would revive an old NCAA transfer rule and could make SEC schools less vulnerable to in-league poaching, one coach said.
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SEC Considers Bringing Back Major Transfer Rule as School Warns of Major Disadvantage
For years, switching schools in college football meant paying a steep price: sit out a full season before you play a single snap. The SEC, one of the conferences that helped end that era, may now be wondering whether it wants part of it back. The idea would mark a major change from the policy introduced in 2021, when the SEC began allowing undergraduate athletes to play immediately after transferring to another school within the conference. Now,…
Lane Kiffin blasts SEC transfer rule under consideration. ‘I can't imagine a worse decision.’
LSU coach Lane Kiffin did not hold back when asked for his opinion on a rule reportedly being considered by the Southeastern Conference that would force athletes to sit out a year if they left one member institution for another.
SEC weighs new rule requiring intra-conference transfers to sit out a season
League officials are set to discuss a proposal aimed at curbing player movement between SEC schools
“Can’t Imagine A Worse Decision”: Lane Kiffin Is At Odds With The SEC Again As He Opposes Proposed Anti-Poaching Rule
Lane Kiffin is never far from controversy, and he seems to have taken on the authorities once again as he made his feelings clear about a proposed SEC rule. The SEC is reportedly planning to implement a one-year intraconference transfer policy that would require athletes to sit out for that spell of time in the […]
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