Because they haven’t had the waiver in hand for that long.How the eff have they not made a decision a week before the season starts. This is a joke, just let every kid transfer once without having to sit out a year and be done. That way everything is black and white, kids don't have to hire lawyers, coaches or universities don't need to grant or deny anything. You get one transfer, then after that, you sit a year no matter the circumstances.
They can enforce the one-time only rule just as easy as the sit out rule. Like you said, it was sit out then they started giving exceptions. So there’s no difference, enforce it whichever they go with.What people don't seem to remember the NCAA had a set policy, you sit a year no matter what. Then people started asking for exceptions and it got out of control. I think if there is a push for everyone gets one free transfer the NCAA will just revert back to the original stance of everyone sits out.
I like the everyone sits rule better that way there are no exceptions, the blue bloods don't get a different set of rules, etc. If everyone gets 1 free transfer we are going to end back up right where we are now because people will want an exception on their second transfer due to some extenuating circumstance.
This is not accurate. Sainristil was an EE and passed Martin this past spring. This was reported by every single Michigan source before OM even transfered.while the NCAA is stupid and players should be able to freely transfer without sitting out, Martin definitely left a situation at Michigan that was getting far better for him on the field. He was going to be at best the 4th WR for Michigan in their prostyle set behind People-Jones, Collins, and Black, but in the new spread attack he probably would have been the starting slot WR which is probably his ultimate position in the NFL (potentially).
Drew Ott ring a bell?
I started this thread 34 days ago. That is when we found out OM's family had hired an attorney to help in his case.
Unbelievable, isn't it, how this has been dragged out?
Yep.It is unbelievable how long the lawyer dragged it out.
Seriously? You are an a$$hole. Plain and simple.I was joking. It is not unbelievable. What IS unbelievable is the reaction of people like you.
Kirk slow plays everything. As long as they get an answer by next week, they are happy.
the NCAA sittin on this while Iowa has to prepare for its opener, not knowing if the young man is available... is a problem, imo.
Mr Beaver are you a shit stirring trollHeard maybe they heard today...![]()
What exactly do you find funny about facts? Excellent contribution to the thread- you seem incredibly intelligent.
That’s an interesting question. What is Martin’s current status? If he’s not specifically forbidden by the rules to play, why can’t he until a decision is made? If the threat is taking away games from the team, is that punishment legally in the rules? I’m sure his lawyer has considered this as well.If the NCAA doesn’t make a decision in the next week, could Iowa just play Oliver until they make a decision?
He is looking for an exception. So right now under the rules he can't play without that exception.That’s an interesting question. What is Martin’s current status? If he’s not specifically forbidden by the rules to play, why can’t he until a decision is made? If the threat is taking away games from the team, is that punishment legally in the rules? I’m sure his lawyer has considered this as well.
A question
other than the very unfortunate Drew Ott situation, what is the basis of the strong IOWA anti-NCAA feeling found in this discussion?
A question
other than the very unfortunate Drew Ott situation, what is the basis of the strong IOWA anti-NCAA feeling found in this discussion?
I don't think you can discount the Ott situation. The Ott situation is one of the few times KF has ever been vocal about things publicly. Imagine what he was saying behind the scenes. Couple that with the fact that fair or unfair there is view that blue bloods get beyond preferential treatment.A question
other than the very unfortunate Drew Ott situation, what is the basis of the strong IOWA anti-NCAA feeling found in this discussion?
I don't think you can discount the Ott situation. The Ott situation is one of the few times KF has ever been vocal about things publicly. Imagine what he was saying behind the scenes. Couple that with the fact that fair or unfair there is view that blue bloods get beyond preferential treatment.
KF going public with the Ott thing and now how long this has drug on has given ammunition to people that think the NCAA is out to get Iowa. My reply was not if the Ott thing was right or wrong. It was why the perception on here is the NCAA is out to get Iowa.KF approached it with his heart and felt the NCAA should do the ‘right’ thing. The NCAA did the ‘correct’ thing. KF going public probably doesn’t gain any NCAA leniency. And the Ott and Martin cases are very dissimilar.
The NCAA has only had the waiver application a short time. It wasn’t file immediately upon his announcement he was transferring to Iowa.KF going public with the Ott thing and now how long this has drug on has given ammunition to people that think the NCAA is out to get Iowa. My reply was not if the Ott thing was right or wrong. It was why the perception on here is the NCAA is out to get Iowa.
New recruit Martin OliverOliver will play in the first game under an assumed name, false mustache and glasses. Nobody will ever know.