One-Time Transfer Rule A Needed Step, Notre Dame AD Says
Jack Swarbrick didn’t cite chapter and verse, but Notre Dame’s athletic director, now in his 12th year on the job, made clear his disgust with the much-discussed transfer waiver rule.
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