"One time transfer exception"

[RUb-it-in]

Do Portal entries Youngblood & Alaimo have to sit out a year since they are transferring for the second time?

 

[Rokodesh]

doubt it, nobody sits anymore.

Noah came here after UCF and Nebraska. Same with a couple other kids

 

[sct1111]

Not if they go fcs. Which honestly they might.

 

[RU#1fan]

Not if they go fcs. Which honestly they might.

If they want to see the field they will go this route.

 

[tru2ru1]

Do Portal entries Youngblood & Alaimo have to sit out a year since they are transferring for the second time?

No they are grad transfers

 

[AZBlues]

No they are grad transfers

When the NCAA enacted the 1 time transfer rule in 2021, it applied to grad transfers too. So technically a grad transfer doesn't qualify for immediate eligibility now if he's previously transferred as an undergrad... He would need a waiver to play immediately, but waivers probably aren't too hard to get.

Prior to the 1 time transfer rule going into effect, graduate transfers had immediate eligibility, which is why Noah Vedral could play for RU without sitting a year.

 

[Kbee3]

Do Portal entries Youngblood & Alaimo have to sit out a year since they are transferring for the second time?

Not for nothing, but imagine the hurting losing these two is gonna put on RU's passing game.
Let's hope GS can find at least one competent wr and also a tight end or our passing game is likely to struggle.

 

[Richie O]

Do Portal entries Youngblood & Alaimo have to sit out a year since they are transferring for the second time?

There’s a lot of exceptions to the rule. If you’re a grad transfer then you’re free to go wherever you want no matter how many times you transferred previously or if you transfer closer to home, you’ll more than likely get a waiver.

 

[rutgersguy1_rivals]

No they are grad transfers

That’s one and if a coach gets fired or resigns, I think that’s one exception too.