Unless the SEC alters it current rules, he would have to sit a year here or at any other SEC school. The SEC isn’t going to consider changing rules until the NCAA decides on its one-time waiver policies going forward. They were supposed to have released that last month and we are already 1/3 of the way through February with no word. Who knows how long it will be before this all plays out.

If either of the UT guys want to commit to a new program soon, it likely won’t be another SEC school. Unless the waiver situation is resolved soon, I doubt we will be in it for either of them.

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Posted by 167back

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Posted on 2/10/21 at 11:44 am to misey94

I saw yesterday that an auburn player and a state player both transferred to the gators and are immediately eligible.

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Posted by Alt26

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Posted on 2/10/21 at 12:59 pm to misey94

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Unless the SEC alters it current rules, he would have to sit a year here or at any other SEC school. The SEC isn’t going to consider changing rules until the NCAA decides on its one-time waiver policies going forward. They were supposed to have released that last month and we are already 1/3 of the way through February with no word. Who knows how long it will be before this all plays out.

If either of the UT guys want to commit to a new program soon, it likely won’t be another SEC school. Unless the waiver situation is resolved soon, I doubt we will be in it for either of them.

It is assumed (right now) that rule will pass in March/April. If/when it does, the rationale supporting doing so will be unexpected issues created by the "pandemic". With that at the backdrop, there is NO WAY the SEC wouldn't also allow in-conference transfer waivers. They may not WANT to do it. But the league would face a ton of negative PR if they didn't.

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