Marquez Ezzard is official.

oldgold68 said:
I don't know, but I'm assuming there is some formal notification even for transfers. I don't even know if the proper term is still "letter of intent" for high school signee's.
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According to a NCAA site, transfers do not sign another NLOI. High schoolers sign a National Letter of Intent.
 
JoeCakeEater said:
Did Fields submit a medical waiver for a hurt vag? Trying to understand his justification for immediate eligibility.
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He claims someone used a racial slur while at uGA. Seriously.
 
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G776T said:
lol, "claims". The idiot put it out on Twitter.
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This is what was on twitter

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So, to recap: someone in the stadium allegedly drops n-bombs (in support of Fields) that Fields doesn't even hear and he can use that as justification to transfer and play immediately.
 
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If they grant Fields' transfer, every player's waiver should be granted.
 
gtphd said:
This is what was on twitter

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So, to recap: someone in the stadium allegedly drops n-bombs (in support of Fields) that Fields doesn't even hear and he can use that as justification to transfer and play immediately.
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He was the star baseball player so they were fellow athletes. The baseball player was expelled.
 
All joking aside, isn't Ezzard an automatic waiver because he had a coaching change?
 
gtphd said:
All joking aside, isn't Ezzard an automatic waiver because he had a coaching change?
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He did hint he'd be playing. There must have been discussions with staff where we have gotten positive feedback on status
 
I like how the NCAA's official website has old rules for eligibility and transfer still posted as "current".

http://www.ncaa.org/student-athletes/current/transfer-terms

The new rules are that you're allowed to transfer with no requirement to sit out if:
  • You earned a degree
  • Your head coach resigns or is fired (with the exception that you have to sit out a year if you transfer to a school employing the former coach)
  • Your school receives an NCAA imposed post-season ban
  • Your school did not give you an athletic scholarship
  • Then there's a general "other" requirement which requires NCAA approval
 
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