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if they want to continue to recruit other elite recruits

Posted on: May 9, 2019 at 16:07:42 CT

wu-tangtiger MU

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They will probably have to. The PR hit would hurt them more. Alabama, Georgia and Florida have agreed to similar waivers for players before.

He may have no interest in coming to another SEC school. He is from California, so it may not matter.

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Do we have room? - bagpipertiger MU - 5/9 14:16:07

According to Gabe D, no way. Plus, it appears the young man - Deputy Dawg MU - 5/10 07:50:40

That Mullen quote is gold.(nm) - zodiac6 JC - 5/9 18:45:51

Seems like a good kid that didn't want to live - HDTiger MU - 5/9 15:08:15

he can't come here - MizzouAstro MU

- 5/9 14:17:47

How is this different than the Softball player that got us - XRob MU - 5/9 18:05:52

Softball has different transfer rules - MizzouAstro MU

- 5/10 08:40:34

Sanchez was a graduate transfer - doughboy MU

- 5/9 18:29:10

dumb ass rule to not allow the talent to spread across the - Jeff85 MU - 5/9 18:00:49

Wouldn't he sit one but lose two years? - doughboy MU

- 5/9 15:43:32

no, i think you have to sit two years(nm) - MizzouAstro MU

- 5/9 15:48:01

If Fields got a waiver to go from UGA to OSU - wu-tangtiger MU - 5/9 15:26:39

it's an SEC rule, not an NCAA one(nm) - MizzouAstro MU

- 5/9 15:32:38

still would have a case to waive that rule (nm) - wu-tangtiger MU - 5/9 15:49:06

Florida would have to waive it *i think* - MizzouAstro MU

- 5/9 15:50:49

Florida is actually - MNTIGER MU - 5/9 20:11:32

yes(nm) - MizzouAstro MU

- 5/10 08:40:08

if they want to continue to recruit other elite recruits - wu-tangtiger MU - 5/9 16:07:42

This is correct. Public perception would eventually grant - meansonny UGA - 5/12 20:40:36