The idea behind one time transfers is eliminating waivers except in extreme circumstances. You can’t go and approve a bunch of waivers that don’t meet the criteria in the first year of the rule.
If you approve Tez Walker, then won’t you have to approve Brandon Murray and RaeQuan Battle and whoever else?
It’s easy to say “who cares!” but the reality is that the rules are there for a reason.
He’s two hours away from his grandma and his mom lives in Charlotte where she is right?
It’s great that he can be closer to his family but I’m not sure he’s a caregiver or only plausible caregiver in this situation.
I’d say this would be the definition of slippery slope, especially when he’s on record saying he transferred for other reasons than being close to home/family.
That’s the argument they are making. But it isn’t like he was approved for a waiver.
The run off waiver (you are eligible if last school signs off) had been eliminated earlier. Worth noting that he is more than 100 miles away so wouldn’t even apply for the old closer to home waiver either though.
The reality is that whenever things were announced you have to go by the current rules. If you had transferred before the one time transfer went into effect, you would still use it for that season to play.
It sucks for him but isn’t like he had an approved waiver and they pulled it back.
I am too. I believe I told the story here before but my friends and I were accidentally put in the 18 year old group when we were 12. Lost our first two games and then won the Toilet Bowl.
Nobody believes TWill is going to play 26mpg this year?? Do they?? I mean maybe he finds a different gear but that was some hollow minutes. Too many turnovers, couldn’t hit 3s, wasn’t great from 2. His best game was probably at Maryland maybe we just need to play more games there.