Given the delay in voting and no projections on when the vote will occur, I wonder if Syracuse and Shrader have already submitted a waiver request for 2021 based on the fact that the transfer was made because the NCAA said that they were going to implement the change in January.
Especially since he is bound to be a little bit rusty. Let him work in slowly and learn the offense.
You're saying Shrader will have a nice package?
Sounds like not yet
We did pound the portal, after all.You're saying Shrader will have a nice package?
Well it's unlikely that 3 of the 5 QBs will get Boeheimed while the other 2 are injured forcing Taj to play QB.
If those jean shorts tell the story ...then YES!You're saying Shrader will have a nice package?
Considering over 80% of waiver requests were approved this past season and indications were that a blanket one time exemption would be in place for next, I can't beleive that even the NCAA can blow this one u[. Bleich likely would have received the waiver if his request did not lean on medical incompetence at Florida.
It will forever blow my mind that in a season where nobody lost a year of eligibility, the NCAA didn't waive everyone's transfer.
Why even bother? The NCAA isn’t going to award a waiver to a program like Syracuse. They aren’t profitable enough for the NCAA. It’s the risk Shrader took by picking Syracuse instead of a factory school without the vote having already occurred.
It’s not profits, it’s lawyering and agents and back channels
If I were coach, unless my compliance office said otherwise, I would parallel path the waiver with the NCAA council and their supposed vote on the one year waiver. I mean why wouldn't you given what has transpired? What is the possible downside?
