Tate Martell, NCAA and transfers

[jesmu84]

https://www.barstoolsports.com/chicks/tate-martell-just-played-the-ncaa-like-a-fiddle

Does Tate Martell being granted immediate eligibility set a precedent for a TON of transfers for something as small as playing time/being a starter?

[Cheeks]

https://www.barstoolsports.com/chicks/tate-martell-just-played-the-ncaa-like-a-fiddle

Does Tate Martell being granted immediate eligibility set a precedent for a TON of transfers for something as small as playing time/being a starter?

"But I hate the NCAA so much that I will 10/10 side with the athletes"

That's all you need to know about the author.

[Pakuni]

https://www.barstoolsports.com/chicks/tate-martell-just-played-the-ncaa-like-a-fiddle

Does Tate Martell being granted immediate eligibility set a precedent for a TON of transfers for something as small as playing time/being a starter?

This just follows the Justin Fields precedent, doesn't it?

[McLintock]

Fields was the recipient of some imbecile GA baseball player's racist words or actions while at GA, which gave him a case that the NCAA would never deny (you won't find this in the official record, as GA contested the immediate eligibility initially, but then agreed not to contest it if Fields and his entourage would say the incident was nothing and not an issue), so its a bit different than Martell.  But the baseball player story was well publicized when it happened, everyone knows it happened and I believe the baseball player was kicked out of school for it.  Once that happened, Fields had a golden ticket that would never be denied if he wanted to transfer and play immediately, even though his real reason for transferring is of course playing time.

[jesmu84]

"But I hate the NCAA so much that I will 10/10 side with the athletes"

That's all you need to know about the author.

Does that somehow take away from the fact that it was public knowledge that Tate transferred simply to remain a starter and he was granted immediate eligibility?