Nick Babb has committed to Iowa State
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But every transfer has to sit out a year. Only graduate transfers don't have to sit out.
Again, you are the genius that thinks that Hoiberg is not a good coach, so I would expect that you would have basic knowledge about the game.
CycloneErik
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It's amazing that we're at a point in college basketball where if a guy doesn't contribute his freshman year, he's definitely going to be a practice player his entire career. Ridiculous. Nick gets a year to develop with Fred and then 3 more to continue to improve. I, for one, think this is a great addition for the future.
Well it has been somewhat of a trend since Fred has taken over, but we've just have had unique circumstances come along (with all the transfers). I agree with you, but nobody really knows.
It doesn't, I just wanted to ask because he seemed like he knew everything concerning Nick Babb.
Have you?
It doesn't matter. HE HAS TO REDSHIRT. Those are the rules. The fact that you haven't been able to grasp this yet is startling.
I know that he has to redshirt. That's about it. You are the fool who said that he would contribute on next year's team when he clearly will not be able to.
"It's not that big of a deal if I sit out a year," Nick Babb said. "I feel like it would be better for my development to get bigger, faster, and stronger.
"I wouldn't mind sitting out a year. (Chris) said that sitting out a year actually helped him a lot, and made him the player he is now. He didn't oppose it. He said it'd be a great thing to do."
http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/sports/2015/04/12/nick-babb-accepts-scholarship-offer-sunday/25671463/
"I wouldn't mind sitting out a year. (Chris) said that sitting out a year actually helped him a lot, and made him the player he is now. He didn't oppose it. He said it'd be a great thing to do."
http://www.desmoinesregister.com/story/sports/2015/04/12/nick-babb-accepts-scholarship-offer-sunday/25671463/
Since he didn't play much this year, I didn't see him play much. Obviously, he got in a for a few minutes in Ames in December.
But I'm not arguing with you about his eventual impact. I'm arguing that he will have no impact next year. That's all.
The only reason he said that was because he knows the transfer rules. Not sure how you blew it that far out of proportion.
It has nothing to do with that. There have been multiple articles on this site and many others that have expressly stated Nick Babb will have to sit out a year if he transfers to another school. The rule is also just common knowledge. All you had to know was 1) Nick Babb is transferring from a D1 school, and 2) he does not have any reason for a waiver and he didn't graduate last year. If you know those two pieces of information, which have been spelled out very clearly in every article about Nick Babb recently, you would know Nick has to sit out next year.
