Interesting and sad story on Tony
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bas...dship-waiver-work-good-men-college-basketball
http://espn.go.com/mens-college-bas...dship-waiver-work-good-men-college-basketball
He might home across as a dock on that situation, but it's a fair question. I'm sure that rule is being abused. Not necessarily in TC's case, but by someone.
Sad story. I think Jay Wright is correct. If you're going through a true hardship like Tony, in most cases you'd probably be better served sitting out the year. New academic programs, plus joining new basketball program, plus dealing with a family hardship is a LOT to deal with. However, I wonder if as many schools would want the transfers if they couldn't play right away.
Agreed. I think Wright comes off looking pretty good in that article, he is saying to put the kid's well-being first and use that extra year for them to focus on their off-the-court hardships.