The one time transfer with immediate eligibility has been approved:
https://www.theadvocate.com/baton_rouge ... af2e6.html
The dead period on in person recruiting will end June 1st . Football camps are also back on.
Transfer Rule is Official
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Will it help or hurt Tulane?
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The “Take No Responsibility for Your Actions” rule.
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While not as bad, probably makes it more like NFL where at the end of the year, you go shopping for what you need. I'm not so sure it benefits Ps more than Gs. A lot of quality Gs move up, but a lot of good Ps want to play and no room in other Ps for them.
Absolutely!
The better G5 players will look to move up to P5 and the P5 backups that can’t play at that level will look to find a G5 school that they can play at.
That’s what you get now in basketball.
Baseball very likely to be the same.
With some rare exceptions.
Tulane may actually benefit because of its degree and high tuition in this case. A player may be able to get a Tulane degree while only paying one year of a partial tuition. That may be attractive to some better players that value a quality degree.
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TPS, this post is slanted towards baseball and I understand you're one of the biggest baseball fans on the board having played for the Green Wave. But most of us are more concerned with how this will affect football. I wonder if more players that drop down to FCS or Division II or III might stay in D1 G5 now that they don't have to sit out a year?tpstulane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 8:39 pm The better G5 players will look to move up to P5 and the P5 backups that can’t play at that level will look to find a G5 school that they can play at.
That’s what you get now in basketball.
Baseball very likely to be the same.
With some rare exceptions.
Tulane may actually benefit because of its degree and high tuition in this case. A player may be able to get a Tulane degree while only paying one year of a partial tuition. That may be attractive to some better players that value a quality degree.
As far as baseball goes, I think the NCAA has been much more open to immediately playing after transfer. (Remember Micah Owings?) I have no basis for this other than my gut tells me it's due to the limited scholarships and that few are playing on a full baseball scholarship. More important for Tulane is the ability to attract top rated in-state baseball players by offering them in-state free tuition. Has this begun? Is it going to be a big factor, or am I shooting in the dark? I know that pitcher for USL, Will Kinsler, wanted to come to Tulane but it would have cost the family big $$ even after scholarship money and financial aid, yet he's not paying a penny at Southeastern.
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FB wise it will likely hurt G5’sDfromCT wrote: ↑Thu Apr 15, 2021 9:20 amTPS, this post is slanted towards baseball and I understand you're one of the biggest baseball fans on the board having played for the Green Wave. But most of us are more concerned with how this will affect football. I wonder if more players that drop down to FCS or Division II or III might stay in D1 G5 now that they don't have to sit out a year?tpstulane wrote: ↑Wed Apr 14, 2021 8:39 pm The better G5 players will look to move up to P5 and the P5 backups that can’t play at that level will look to find a G5 school that they can play at.
That’s what you get now in basketball.
Baseball very likely to be the same.
With some rare exceptions.
Tulane may actually benefit because of its degree and high tuition in this case. A player may be able to get a Tulane degree while only paying one year of a partial tuition. That may be attractive to some better players that value a quality degree.
As far as baseball goes, I think the NCAA has been much more open to immediately playing after transfer. (Remember Micah Owings?) I have no basis for this other than my gut tells me it's due to the limited scholarships and that few are playing on a full baseball scholarship. More important for Tulane is the ability to attract top rated in-state baseball players by offering them in-state free tuition. Has this begun? Is it going to be a big factor, or am I shooting in the dark? I know that pitcher for USL, Will Kinsler, wanted to come to Tulane but it would have cost the family big $$ even after scholarship money and financial aid, yet he's not paying a penny at Southeastern.
Especially at skilled positions.
Teams are going to have to re-recruit their star players. Imagine the P5 schools that would have loved to be able to sign Matt Forte for one year etc. If our to be Soph QB has another great year I’d imagine he’d get some attractive P5 offers.
Look at what happened to Lisa S in WBB. She lost her best player to a P5. It’s more likely to hurt Tulane in FB and BB but may not in baseball because of tuition and degree potential and may actually help baseball.
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But what affect will in-state free tuition have on baseball? Am I overestimating the ability to keep really good prospects from the state schools?
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There is no free in state tuition. It has many caveats to it. Income has to be under $100,000 as a threshold.Then they evaluate your situation to determine what they think you will pay and what Tulane will cover:
https://www.nola.com/news/education/art ... cf7d8.html
Also as to Owings there was a long period where baseball was like the other minor sports where players could transfer without sitting out. That changed about a decade ago. Now it's back to not having to sit out.
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This is terrible for G5s in general, but the AACs place as the #1 G5 may help it raid the other G5s after it gets raided by P5s.
It will be bad for G5's especially in football and basketball. We'll get a lower rated player who develops and then when we think we're going to have a good season it will be snatched away. It likely help baseball but not to the degree it did before. There are more schools heavily invested in their baseball programs that we will now be competing with for those transfers that we didn't have to back then,.
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6-4-23:Now all of the mistakes Tulane has made finally catches up with them as they descend to CUSAAC.
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6-4-23:Now all of the mistakes Tulane has made finally catches up with them as they descend to CUSAAC.