Believe he had already completed his 5th year but mightve been eligible for 6th due to covid.
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Just saw that Glazier and the Siebrecht brothers transferred to SDSU. They will have a good team this year.
SDSU will be my 2nd favorite team this year. Talented transfers!
It’ll be interesting to watch. It’d be pretty cool if some of these guys punch above what TnT thought they were capable of in Iowa City.
They should be healthier at season's end so a better tournament is a possibility.
Did I miss the news of Bradley Hill transferring to Oklahoma? On wrestlestat he is on the Sooners roster and listed as their starter at 197. I do not remember ever seeing him in the portal. Now I am totally confused. Did Iowa let him out of his commitment, because he is only listed as a Sophmore.
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Iowa's Bradley Hill to Transfer to OU
First reported by Ross Bartachek of IAWresle, former Iowa heavyweight Bradley Hill is transferring to OU. https://twitter.com/rossbchek/status/1829176822443221469 Hill was the starter at Iowa at heavyweight for the majority of last season, but plans to wrestle for the 197 lb spot at OU that was...
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Iowa traded him and a future pick for Buchanan.
Actually he transferred within the last week after the Buchanan news. I am not sure how he was able to transfer with the portal closed. Seems to be happening by others somehow.
Actually he transferred within the last week after the Buchanan news. I am not sure how he was able to transfer with the portal closed. Seems to be happening by others somehow.
If you are released from your scholarship, you can transfer immediately. See Jordan Williams as an example.
The courts have been involved in a few cases recently. If you didn't start school you can go anywhere you want and enroll. Basically the athletes are in control now. Things could change down the line but currently that's how many compliance offices read things.
Division I Board of Directors ratifies transfer, NIL rule changes - NCAA.org
Effective immediately, Division I student-athletes have access to additional school assistance with name, image and likeness activities and more flexibility to transfer,
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So those who are “grey” shirting are really free agents despite the LOI??The courts have been involved in a few cases recently. If you didn't start school you can go anywhere you want and enroll. Basically the athletes are in control now. Things could change down the line but currently that's how many compliance offices read things.
Division I Board of Directors ratifies transfer, NIL rule changes - NCAA.org
Effective immediately, Division I student-athletes have access to additional school assistance with name, image and likeness activities and more flexibility to transfer,
Letter of Intent is good for 1 year. But they're talking about doing away with the LOI
Why can’t the NCAA (the middleman) die already and leave the decision-making to the actual participants? Isn’t that ultimately where the courts are headed. The “market” has two players. The buyer and the seller. No need for a middleman.
The middleman (NCAA) was put in place by participating colleges to enforce fair play rules for everybody and without much surprise eventually morphed into a corrupt buffer for university presidents and administrations. The NCAA, while still corrupt, is becoming less and less of a buffer and eventually will be replaced with something representing the interests of both the universities and student-athletes. It would not surprise me if several schools find the path blazed many years ago by the University of Chicago and step away from big-time sports and concentrate on academics and participate in division 3 sports.
I think some will, but probably only the ones that don’t see much marketing value from big time sports.
That’s really the main reason this monster continues to be associated with universities - the marketing aspect. I understand the argument that it’s really the money, but universities will take money from anyone willing to give it for whatever reason. The marketing and visibility aspect of athletics is what generates the money.
He has gotten a lot better since his freshman years. Where does he end up, Michigan, Nebraska, Missouri?
Preferably somewhere out of conference. I don’t need Missouri getting any help.
I was looking forward to captain America whipping his butt
Depending on where he transfers there’s still a good chance.
I'm guessing mat time wasn't looking too promising with Hill in the room now...
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I am surprised that it took this long to portal. Maybe he came out of his hidey-hole that he entered when he found out Captain America was heading to Stillwater.
Had heard several weeks back that he was being offered a decent amount of money to jump in the portal similar to situation with Buchanan. OU doesn’t really have money to make it even close to competitive with what they are being offered.
Huh… they have him listed at 285 on the OPC, and I just assumed he’d be back at heavy again this year.
How much money is really being offered to a heavyweight, who has no bonus point potential, and who is at his absolute ceiling is a low AA and is draw dependent to even make blood round…
Edit: That’s not meant as a slight to Josh at all, even making the blood round is an amazing athletic accomplishment, and I love to see all Oklahoma kids succeed, but my point is I’d take any speculation about what NIL money is being thrown around with an even larger grain of salt than most other rumors.
Coaches can be pretty arrogant. Maybe they think they can coach him to AA level.
Or maybe its a desperate team that doesnt have any good recruits at heavyweight and missed out on the transfers they actually wanted.
