http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2401 ... e-football
Will this be the end of one trend of FBS transfers going down to the FCS?
No more hardship waivers
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bonarae
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No more hardship waivers
All the Ivy League needs to become relevant again is to diversify its OOC schedule.
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bluehenbillk
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Re: No more hardship waivers
I think this has zero to do with FCS football. From what I'm reading it will more effect D-1 hoops who get a number of hardship transfers every year.
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slulionsfan
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Re: No more hardship waivers
If anything, it may help FCS and D-II schools. If a transfer can no longer get a hardship waiver to be immediately eligible at another FBS school, he may seek to go FCS or D-II instead.bonarae wrote:http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2401 ... e-football
Will this be the end of one trend of FBS transfers going down to the FCS?