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[bravesfan]

NCAA just turned down waiver requests for football players at Florida State and UNC.

One of them moved back home to be closer to his mom who has a medical condition. NCAA catching some sh*t for that one.

 

[Verdad]

My impression is that we should all assume Haynes and Newton will be denied their waivers and will redshirt this year until told otherwise.

 

[Junkees9]

Not sure if posted before, but this talks about second time transfers and mentions Newton.

Transfer again and play right away? NCAA says no, but coaches are wary of enforcement

If the NCAA doesn’t take a firm stance on transfer rules, "they may as well just close the doors in Indy."

theathletic.com

 

[Falco]

Not sure if posted before, but this talks about second time transfers and mentions Newton.

Transfer again and play right away? NCAA says no, but coaches are wary of enforcement

If the NCAA doesn’t take a firm stance on transfer rules, "they may as well just close the doors in Indy."

theathletic.com

PAy wall

 

[gmujim92]

Not sure if posted before, but this talks about second time transfers and mentions Newton.

Transfer again and play right away? NCAA says no, but coaches are wary of enforcement

If the NCAA doesn’t take a firm stance on transfer rules, "they may as well just close the doors in Indy."

theathletic.com

If the death of a parent isn’t justification for a waiver, nothing is.

 

[MasonFanatic]

If the death of a parent isn’t justification for a waiver, nothing is.

Yeah, I expect Newton to get his waiver. I know significantly less about Haynes' situation, but it's generally safe to assume the NCAA will do the wrong thing until proven otherwise.