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UHSAA drops the hammer on F1 students and some notes about the new transfer rules
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TL;DL:
New Transfer rules (passed and need ratifying by 2/3 of UHSAA schools):
* Sit out 1/2 the year or 30 days whichever is longer. If you played the sport during the last 12 months at a varsity level * Exceptions full family move, bullying/harassment (need to be certified by both sending and receiving school. * Guardianship change is only granted if both parents are deceased or there's proof of neglect or abandonment.
Students on F1 Visas rule: * If any UHSAA team plays a game/match/event with an F1 visa, then the team forfeits the opportunity to play in the state playoffs * All F1 Visa students can compete sub varsity * Schools can choose to go independent by sport or, I think, have an independent team along with Varsity and the Varsity team would be eligible as long as there are no F1 Visa students
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.utahbasketball.net
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This episode was streamed live on YT, Twitter, and IG.
TL;DL:
New Transfer rules (passed and need ratifying by 2/3 of UHSAA schools):
* Sit out 1/2 the year or 30 days whichever is longer. If you played the sport during the last 12 months at a varsity level * Exceptions full family move, bullying/harassment (need to be certified by both sending and receiving school. * Guardianship change is only granted if both parents are deceased or there's proof of neglect or abandonment.
Students on F1 Visas rule: * If any UHSAA team plays a game/match/event with an F1 visa, then the team forfeits the opportunity to play in the state playoffs * All F1 Visa students can compete sub varsity * Schools can choose to go independent by sport or, I think, have an independent team along with Varsity and the Varsity team would be eligible as long as there are no F1 Visa students
This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.utahbasketball.net