Just spoke to coach Tony Reno.
The NCAA is expected to make a
decision on Tyler Varga and notify Yale on Tuesday. Listed as a freshman, it
sounds like Varga’s class will be changed to a sophomore.
Varga sat out Saturday’s loss
to Dartmouth while the NCAA looked into his transfer from the University of
Western Ontario.
Why in heavens did Yale think they could accept a transfer as a freshman and erase his previous year of college?
ReplyDeleteWhether they decide he is a freshman or a sophomore, why sit out a game? It doesn't make any sense. He has now lost a game he can never get back.
ReplyDeleteThere must be more to this
The Yale Daily News discussed potential scholarship money at the University of Western Ontario. I am not sure if being on a partial scholarship dictates whether you must sit out a season. The only other reason is that some party is claiming he must sit out a season. The rules there are pretty clear and he should be eligible.
ReplyDeleteAs for erasing a previous year of college, this was done with full due diligence and full disclosure and transparency by Yale. Yale's queries to the NCAA last year were responded to that he has a full 4 years of NCAA eligibility. The year in Canada was not counted towards his eligibility. Hypothetically, a hockey transfer would have to sit out a season and would lose 1 year of eligibility.
How would his situation differ from THIS guy who transferred to Columbia and didn't have to sit out?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.columbiaspectator.com/2012/09/14/jake-wanamaker-transfers-light-blue