Might decide to graduate and transfer.
http://arizonasports.com/44/1483017/ESPN-report-Osweiler-could-leave-ASU
http://arizonasports.com/44/1483017/ESPN-report-Osweiler-could-leave-ASU
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QB Osweiler leaving ASU?
- Thread starter Buffnik
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Highlander27
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If Brock leaves, the bottom four in the south is wide open. CU could make a move up the standings despite its youth.
They are really putting the pressure on Embo to make a bowl game a goddamn necessity next year :lol:
Who do you have penciled in for 2nd?
I've got USC and then 5 teams with huge question marks.
not us. but it should be fun to try.
Yes. The conference goes by the NCAA transfer rules and does not impose any extra restrictions on in-conference transfers.
While the NCAA and conference may permit a transfer, I believe ASU could deny the release if they chose to. I can't imagine they would allow him to go to UCLA.
Not if he graduates. Once he graduates, he's fair game.
I don't think that's correct. The graduate exception allows the player to transfer without sitting out a year but I believe that you still must obtain a release from your prior school to transfer. To date, only one school has ever refused to release a player under the graduate exception rule (St. Joe's Todd O'Brien was denied a release to play basketball for UAB - a story I posted in the BBall forum a few weeks ago).
In practical terms, I think the player and the school usually work it out ahead of time and agree on schools that the player can matriculate to. In this case, I can't imagine ASU would allow him to go to UCLA - not only a conference rival, but in the same division to boot.
CVilleBuff
Well-Known Member
He'll have to find a school with a graduate program that Arizona State doesn't offer
Is it music management? I hear UCLA has a great program for young aspiring rappers, or so this one guy tells me.
CVilleBuff
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:lol: He is going to have his own clothing line too, remember.
Tempe_Buff
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Not exactly true.
He is a poli-sci major so he'll have to find something ASU doesnt offer which is kind of hard.
"Transferring within the Pac-12 would also require UCLA to seek a waiver from the conference. The Pac-12 has stringent penalties attached to intra-conference transfers. According to a conference official, a player typically has to sit one year, lose one year of eligibility and would be unable to be given a scholarship for one year.
For a waiver to be granted, UCLA would need support from seven faculty representatives at other conference schools."
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/sports_blog/2012/01/ucla-football-brock-osweiler-arizona-state.html
Tempe_Buff
Well-Known Member
It must have changed.
Tempe_Buff
Well-Known Member
Well none of these transferring rules matter anymore... Todd Graham suspends onyeali indefinitely and loses Brock and Vontaze to the league. Great start down here in Tempe.
