Sure, the NCAA now allows the transfers of Brandon Turnage from Alabama and Arik Gilbert from LSU, but that still leaves Georgia in need of the SEC’s blessing. At this moment, there remains an intra-conference ban on the books that would require both to sit a year before being allowed to play in Athens.
However, Mark Schlabach reports that SEC chancellors and presidents are expected to vote whether to change the rule on Thursday. Barrett Sallee confirms that such a vote is expected this week and that a change is expected to pass.
So, watch for that — and be glad that it isn’t Greg McGarity representing Georgia’s interests this week.
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McJughead would probably vote to rescind the rule, then refuse to let our transfers play because he feels honor bound to apply it this year anyway.
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According to Dean Legge, UGA was really pissed that Cade Mays got an immediate transfer waiver last season, which was granted based on COVID hardship. If UGA gets blocked this year, which would be par for the course from the SEC, I imagine Kirby will blow a gasket.
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I’m guessing Cade Mays is wishing he hadn’t listened to Daddy.
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Wonder who is doing the finger pointing?
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Booooommmm!!!! The revenge of the folding chair!
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remember, when you point the finger at someone, three fing…errr, TWO fingers are pointing back at you.
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