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backthepack said:

dnc said:

backthepack said:

dnc said:

backthepack said:

dnc said:

backthepack said:

If we got Shea Patterson we beat Auburn next year. If Browning starts we fucked.

He won't be eligible until 2019 dumbass

Coaching change. You can play immediately if your coach leaves or your school is placed on sancations. That's why Michigan wants him so bad.

You serious clark?

I'm pretty sure.
Ex. Noah Dickerson could have transferred and played right away.
Silas Reed former PSU RB transferred to SC and played right away.

The Penn State thing was a unique special exemption.

Generally speaking you sit out a year on a transfer unless you're a graduate.

Pretty sure you're wrong on this.

http//twitter.com/kylerowland/status/938456418532937728
Nope coaching changes and sancations.

Not coaching changes, you're wrong on that. Oregon kids can't transfer and play next year.

They might be making another sanctions exception for the OM kids.

Again, the first go around with Shea was shady. Unless the family already got all the money they want I expect this time will be the same. No chance we get involved.

Just follow Sean Patterson’s “career”- hired as GA at Arizona when Shea verballed to Rich Rod then moved to LSU when Shea was looking to stay home then was quickly hired at Ole Miss as Shea flipped on signing day.

Yeah, you're 100% wrong about coaching changes. Semi wrong on sanctions.

link

Only those in their last year of eligibility get to play immediately in the event of transferring away from sanctions.

On the recommendation of the Committee on Infractions, for a student-athlete who transfers to a member institution to continue the student-athlete’s opportunity for full participation in a sport because the student-athlete’s original institution was placed on probation by the NCAA with sanctions that would preclude the institution’s team in that sport from participating in postseason competition during all of the remaining seasons of the student-athlete’s eligibility.

Their could be an exception for Patterson, but probably not.

If Patterson transfers, he’ll probably have to sit out next season.
That’s the standard NCAA rule. There might be some mechanism available to Patterson and other Rebels to play immediately, given the school’s current situation. But the official rulebook exception doesn’t cover Patterson because he’s got two years left of college eligibility, while Ole Miss’ postseason ban only covers one of those .

Another Rebel, sophomore safety Deontay Anderson, is suing the program and alleging he was misled during his recruitment. He wants to be eligible immediately elsewhere and is reportedly petitioning the NCAA for immediate eligibility. It’s not clear how that petition will unfold, but non-graduate transfers almost always have to sit a season.

Will be chinteresting to see how it plays out with the OM kids, but generally you're sitting a year. Patterson expecting to be able to play right away just means he's likely to be disappointed. I'd be shocked if Anderson's petition succeeds.

dnc said:

FremontTroll said:

backthepack said:

dnc said:

backthepack said:

dnc said:

backthepack said:

If we got Shea Patterson we beat Auburn next year. If Browning starts we fucked.

He won't be eligible until 2019 dumbass

Coaching change. You can play immediately if your coach leaves or your school is placed on sancations. That's why Michigan wants him so bad.

You serious clark?

I'm pretty sure.
Ex. Noah Dickerson could have transferred and played right away.
Silas Reed former PSU RB transferred to SC and played right away.

PSU transfers were eligible right away because PSU got a 4-year bowl ban ie everyone on roster’s entire period of eligibility.

Ole Miss only got banned for this year and next year. Shea has two years of eligibility remaining so he would not get the waiver.

To clarify, Ole Miss self imposed 2017 ban and the NCAA added a 2018 ban. Patterson's eligibility extends through 2019.

He might expect to get exempt but there's no reason to think he will be.

My mistake.