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Message: [QUOTE="RF2044, post: 2222248, member: 40"] There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with trying to mine the grad transfer market. It is a new form of recruiting, and people had better get used to it. I think that what I'm seeing most people express displeasure about is having to use it to fill key holes that we aren't able to fill via recruiting / better roster management. Hopefully, the class of 2018 rights the ship, and the NCAA penalties being loosened over the next two seasons giving us 2 more scholarships to use helps correct the depth issue. After which there won't be anything wrong with trying to bring in the best "free agent" we can via 5th year transfer, to bolster depth or add a potential impact player. I just don't like to see it used to fill roster holes after we struck out on other prospects. But hopefully that won't be what we have to resort to after this class. The class of 2017 went a long way toward stuffing the pipeline with quality multi-year talent. [/QUOTE]