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Message: [QUOTE="qdawgg, post: 4658249, member: 52"] There are pretty strict transfer rules, at least in NYS that largely deal with residency. That’s a great point. I haven’t coached in about 6 years but [USER=436]money3189[/USER] would have a good idea I bet. I think they’re also state by state laws, so NYS laws are pretty strict but not sure that all states are. I also can’t remember if they’re mainly to prevent cheating that was occurring. So for example. Kid doesn’t start as the QB, coaches freshman son gets the job over the Senior who’s played since he was a sophomore. Parents get a P.O. Box in next town over and enroll him there even though they’re not physically living there. So he can play at the other school. I believe that is the main part of the NYS law that you need to actually be living in the district but someone correct me if I’m wrong. We’ve had students come in for other sports, move in to district and they’re eligible to play immediately. [/QUOTE]