2018 College Football Thread

I guess desperate times call for desperate measures, but does this kid seriously believe Harbaugh will be around in 2024?!? what a joke

https://www.toledoblade.com/sports/michigan/2019/01/16/michigan-jim-harbaugh-scholarship-seventh-grade-quarterback-isaiah-marshall/stories/20190116094

Hurts going to Oklahoma. Not sure I see the fit, but ok. 

Lincoln Riley not looking so hot in all of this. He blocked Austin Kendall to transfer to WVU without sitting out a year..why? He’s benefitted the most from QB transfers. 

He also told a big 2019 recruit, Spencer Rattler,  when Fields was looking to transfer that he wasn’t going to be taking on anymore QB transfers. Yet he just got Hurts..

I thought that once someone graduated, they didn't need any kind of clearance or permission from the school they are attending. Clearly not, what a shame.

posted by queencitybuckeye

I thought that once someone graduated, they didn't need any kind of clearance or permission from the school they are attending. Clearly not, what a shame.

In conference. I believe it’s a B12 rule that allows schools to do this. 

posted by wildcats20

In conference. I believe it’s a B12 rule that allows schools to do this. 

Thanks for the clarification.

Looks like OU has backed off and is letting him transfer without blocking. 

https://247sports.com/college/michigan/Article/michigan-wolverines-football-jim-harbaugh-chris-evans-suspension-132532086/