I was under the impression that if the college to which a player transferred had a unique graduate program degree not available at the previous college, then the transferring player would not have sit out a year before playing B-ball. On the other hand, I may be completely wrong about this. -- Duquesne Dukes Basketball Forum

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Date Posted: Thursday, July 29, 09:25:33pm
Author: Always a Duke
Subject: I was under the impression that if the college to which a player transferred had a unique graduate program degree not available at the previous college, then the transferring player would not have sit out a year before playing B-ball. On the other hand, I may be completely wrong about this.
In reply to: CLK 's message, "Stevie, good question. I don't get it. I think he has to sit out a year, unless being a grad student gives him immdeiate eligibility" on Thursday, July 29, 04:34:37pm

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I think you may be right. I remember two years ago there was a guy from St. Francis, probably their best player, that transferred and did not have to sit out because UMBC had a unique graduate program degree (marine biology). I thought, however he had to still get NCAA approval. (NT) -- CLK, Friday, July 30, 08:26:28am

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