NCAA announces one-time transfer waivers won't happen this year

Posted May 28, 2020
The one-time transfer rule will have to wait until at least another year. The NCAA announced that the rule was approved by the D1 Council; however, it won’t be developed until at least 2021. Although the rule may be developed in January 2021, it would not be effective until the 2021-22 academic year. It would not be effective until the 2021-22 academic year. (Saturday Down South)

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