What are your states high school associations rules on players transferring

[TheMaximumHornetSting]

13 minutes ago, Sweetlarry said:

I have no idea. I don’t know what Buford does. I only know what Marietta City Schools offers.

Well you answered my question  and thank you for that

[imaGoodBoyNow]

When I hear open enrollment, all i picture is Open Season

[TheMaximumHornetSting]

29 minutes ago, imaGoodBoyNow said:

When I hear open enrollment, all i picture is Open Season

If they wanna transfer in they can...  

But you're the only one screaming recruiting... 

To my knowledge there's only 3 maybe 4 open enrollment schools in Georgia... 

Buford and Marietta are for a fact but under different rules. 

I've heard Carrollton and Cartersville are too but that's from word of mouth so Idk if that's true or not. 

[imaGoodBoyNow]

Just now, TheMaximumHornetSting said:

If they wanna transfer in they can...  

But you're the only one screaming recruiting... 

To my knowledge there's only 3 maybe 4 open enrollment schools in Georgia... 

Buford and Marietta are for a fact but under different rules. 

I've heard Carrollton and Cartersville are too but that's from word of mouth so Idk if that's true or not. 

I’m not crying about recruiting, it’s the posters from Georgia and Texas that are claiming their all Home grown and that other states can’t compete with them without recruiting, and then my rebuttal is Everyone recruits , even tho they don’t realize,

shit ur school holding a football camp for youth and your coaches and varsity players talking to 8th graders  building a relationship 

 

shit that’s a form of recruiting 

[Iletteredintrack]

4 minutes ago, TheMaximumHornetSting said:

If they wanna transfer in they can...  

But you're the only one screaming recruiting... 

To my knowledge there's only 3 maybe 4 open enrollment schools in Georgia... 

Buford and Marietta are for a fact but under different rules. 

I've heard Carrollton and Cartersville are too but that's from word of mouth so Idk if that's true or not. 

The funny part about Georgia is that even schools that aren't "open enrollment" will accept out of district kids. If I am not mistaken, Valdosta is considered open enrollment as well. 

 

Being an open enrollment school doesn't change the rules required for athletes to transfer. They still have to enroll beginning the 9th grade or meet the requirements. 

[SJR89]

for our southern brothers......please tell your peeps to get the vaccine.....not looking good with delta variant for states with low vacc rates......adults want the ball ...take the needle....pass it on 

[Gametyme]

https://www.texasmonthly.com/arts-entertainment/uil-transfer-eligibility-appeals/

 

Interesting read

[The Stache]

It's getting more and more difficult to get a transfer.