[81alum]

Perhaps a small amount of help for Stanford?

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...tal-usage/

The NCAA Division I Council approved legislation on Wednesday to limit waivers for second-time transfers. Now, undergraduate players who transfer will have specific guidelines they must meet in order to be eligible for immediate playing time starting with the 2023-24 season or risk sitting out a year in between transfers.

The new rules are an attempt to rein in the number of players using transfer portal, which has exploded since it launched four years ago. Nearly 2,000 players in FBS alone entered the portal in the first transfer window following the 2022 regular season. At least 120 quarterbacks alone have entered the portal...

The new NCAA rule only applies to undergraduate transfers. Players who graduate will still be eligible to play immediately at their next stops.

Perhaps this is what Tara was referring to in an earlier interview.  I hope this brings transfer rates down to a reasonable level.  But do I understand this correctly that these restrictions only apply to a second (or higher) transfer?

[81alum]

Perhaps a small amount of help for Stanford?

https://www.cbssports.com/college-footba...tal-usage/

The NCAA Division I Council approved legislation on Wednesday to limit waivers for second-time transfers. Now, undergraduate players who transfer will have specific guidelines they must meet in order to be eligible for immediate playing time starting with the 2023-24 season or risk sitting out a year in between transfers.

The new rules are an attempt to rein in the number of players using transfer portal, which has exploded since it launched four years ago. Nearly 2,000 players in FBS alone entered the portal in the first transfer window following the 2022 regular season. At least 120 quarterbacks alone have entered the portal...

The new NCAA rule only applies to undergraduate transfers. Players who graduate will still be eligible to play immediately at their next stops.

Perhaps this is what Tara was referring to in an earlier interview.  I hope this brings transfer rates down to a reasonable level.  But do I understand this correctly that these restrictions only apply to a second (or higher) transfer?