Want to Play at a Different College? O.K., but Not There or There

Posted Jun 8, 2013
Universities have long sought to block student-athletes from transferring to a rival program. Alabama’s football team, for example, would not be expected to let a star player go to Auburn. But the impulse to limit the student-athlete’s options has been heightened to the point that coaches are now blacklisting dozens of universities. (New York Times)

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