What are your states high school associations rules on players transferring

[Ga96]

No jabs just curious. I know certain states are wide open.

[Columbiafan]

If you actually paid attention to that Florida board when you were busy stalking my posts you would have likely came across a recent discussion where it was pointed out that the state legislature in Florida went over the FHSAA head and basically told them they had to allow open enrollment (school choice) in order to maintain state funding 

 

After all the state legislature would rather have everyone go school from school than have to donate more money to the public schools in fact in their perfect world everyone would pay more out of pocket to attend a private school so they wouldn't have to fund schools at all since private schools aren't state funded institutions 

 

Of course they could always give them money under the table like they did with IMG but that's another discussion entirely

 

 

[imaGoodBoyNow]

28 minutes ago, Ga96 said:

No jabs just curious. I know certain states are wide open.

I know Georgia, as long as you fake a divorce you can rock with any transfer in the Nation

[GardenStateBaller]

NJ:

1. Without a bona fide addresss change, the student-athlete must sit out first 30 days of the season 

2. With a bona fide address change, they can play immediately

[imaGoodBoyNow]

Just now, GardenStateBaller said:

NJ:

1. Without a bona fide addresss change, the student-athlete must sit out first 30 days of the season 

2. With a bona fide address change, they can play immediately

Is there the COVID exemption, could have sworn kids can  transfer with no address Change 

 

 

maybe I’m wrong, put could have worn they changed it

@SJR89 @SJR 04

[GardenStateBaller]

Just now, imaGoodBoyNow said:

Is there the COVID exemption, could have sworn kids can  transfer with no address Change 

 

 

maybe I’m wrong, put could have worn they changed it

@SJR89 @SJR 04

Not tht I'm aware of. 

[HooverOutlaw]

In Alabama.

Must make a bonafide verified move.  Now the way it is done you film your old house/apt/condo with furniture in it, then film you actually moving, then film furniture in new house/apt/condo, then film changing power from from 1 place to another forward all this to the AHSAA and new school.  This way there is no doubt about a bonafide moving. If there is still doubt the AHSAA will investigate. Not like the GHSA who does not take responsibility and puts their job on the school. The AHSAA approves it not the school. This is why we don't have Garcia type issues.  Garcia would have not been approved by the AHSAA instead of what the GHSA allowed Valdosta to do.  I have even heard of a transfer having their Pastor sign off on a letter to the AHSAA saying they have moved.  Parents understand it is not metro Atlanta and anything goes.  Plus you would never see the AHSAA suspend students who are already at college and graduated like the GHSA does.  Yes another chance to make the GHSA look bad it is so easy.  

In Alabama it is a long time consuming deal may take 2 months to get approved at times. No way you could transfer in mid August and get approved in time for the season unless it was a military family which there are no rules to affect them.  The AHSAA already lost in court in a military family moving deal. 

[Iletteredintrack]

7 minutes ago, HooverOutlaw said:

In Alabama.

Must make a bonafide verified move.  Now the way it is done you film your old house/apt/condo with furniture in it, then film you actually moving, then film furniture in new house/apt/condo, then film changing power from from 1 place to another forward all this to the AHSAA and new school.  This way there is no doubt about a bonafide moving. If there is still doubt the AHSAA will investigate. Not like the GHSA who does not take responsibility and puts their job on the school. The AHSAA approves it not the school. This is why we don't have Garcia type issues.  Garcia would have not been approved by the AHSAA instead of what the GHSA allowed Valdosta to do.  I have even heard of a transfer having their Pastor sign off on a letter to the AHSAA saying they have moved.  Parents understand it is not metro Atlanta and anything goes.  Plus you would never see the AHSAA suspend students who are already at college and graduated like the GHSA does.  Yes another chance to make the GHSA look bad it is so easy.  

In Alabama it is a long time consuming deal may take 2 months to get approved at times. No way you could transfer in mid August and get approved in time for the season unless it was a military family which there are no rules to affect them.  The AHSAA already lost in court in a military family moving deal. 

Too bad all the other states can't keep up with Alabama when it comes to high school education. At least you aren't last though. 

 

[HooverOutlaw]

3 minutes ago, Iletteredintrack said:

Too bad all the other states can't keep up with Alabama when it comes to high school education. At least you aren't last though. 

 

Hoping for 45th by next year.

[imaGoodBoyNow]

1 hour ago, HooverOutlaw said:

In Alabama.

Must make a bonafide verified move.  Now the way it is done you film your old house/apt/condo with furniture in it, then film you actually moving, then film furniture in new house/apt/condo, then film changing power from from 1 place to another forward all this to the AHSAA and new school.  This way there is no doubt about a bonafide moving. If there is still doubt the AHSAA will investigate. Not like the GHSA who does not take responsibility and puts their job on the school. The AHSAA approves it not the school. This is why we don't have Garcia type issues.  Garcia would have not been approved by the AHSAA instead of what the GHSA allowed Valdosta to do.  I have even heard of a transfer having their Pastor sign off on a letter to the AHSAA saying they have moved.  Parents understand it is not metro Atlanta and anything goes.  Plus you would never see the AHSAA suspend students who are already at college and graduated like the GHSA does.  Yes another chance to make the GHSA look bad it is so easy.  

In Alabama it is a long time consuming deal may take 2 months to get approved at times. No way you could transfer in mid August and get approved in time for the season unless it was a military family which there are no rules to affect them.  The AHSAA already lost in court in a military family moving deal. 

We had a guy convince NJ that his family of 5-or6 was living in a tiny studio apartment they rented in town, they didn’t ever bother putting furniture in it

[GardenStateBaller]

55 minutes ago, imaGoodBoyNow said:

We had a guy convince NJ that his family of 5-or6 was living in a tiny studio apartment they rented in town, they didn’t ever bother putting furniture in it

Those times have changed. These days a coach (or booster) from the former team will set up surveillance 24/7 and send the film to the NJSIAA.  

[HurricaneNick]

In California you can transfer anywhere except Corona centennial. They only play with kids that were born in Corona!! 

[Griff]

In Cali its....

[Fred]

5 hours ago, imaGoodBoyNow said:

I know Georgia, as long as you fake a divorce you can rock with any transfer in the Nation

Except that was proven false when he was ruled ruled ineligible.  Try again.

[TheMaximumHornetSting]

3 hours ago, Iletteredintrack said:

Too bad all the other states can't keep up with Alabama when it comes to high school education. At least you aren't last though. 

 

How are they under Mississippi?

[Fred]

3 hours ago, HooverOutlaw said:

In Alabama.

Must make a bonafide verified move.  Now the way it is done you film your old house/apt/condo with furniture in it, then film you actually moving, then film furniture in new house/apt/condo, then film changing power from from 1 place to another forward all this to the AHSAA and new school.  This way there is no doubt about a bonafide moving. If there is still doubt the AHSAA will investigate. Not like the GHSA who does not take responsibility and puts their job on the school. The AHSAA approves it not the school. This is why we don't have Garcia type issues.  Garcia would have not been approved by the AHSAA instead of what the GHSA allowed Valdosta to do.  I have even heard of a transfer having their Pastor sign off on a letter to the AHSAA saying they have moved.  Parents understand it is not metro Atlanta and anything goes.  Plus you would never see the AHSAA suspend students who are already at college and graduated like the GHSA does.  Yes another chance to make the GHSA look bad it is so easy.  

In Alabama it is a long time consuming deal may take 2 months to get approved at times. No way you could transfer in mid August and get approved in time for the season unless it was a military family which there are no rules to affect them.  The AHSAA already lost in court in a military family moving deal. 

God your fixation with Georgia is sad, really sad.  You can't even talk about what your state does without trying to slam Georgia.  It is really pathetic that it takes 2 months to get approved.  Inefficiency at it's best.  Glad you are proud of that.

[Iletteredintrack]

15 minutes ago, Fred said:

Except that was proven false when he was ruled ruled ineligible.  Try again.

He was only ruled ineligible at all schools except Grayson. The Garcia family was not informed of all the rules before the move. 😝

[HooverOutlaw]

5 minutes ago, Fred said:

God your fixation with Georgia is sad, really sad.  You can't even talk about what your state does without trying to slam Georgia.  It is really pathetic that it takes 2 months to get approved.  Inefficiency at it's best.  Glad you are proud of that.

It is called being careful checking everything. That way Garcia issues do not happen. The GHSA is lazy and allows the schools to do their job.  Fred you are used to this way GHSA does it because 99% of the time it helps Grayson. Alabama does it slow so it does prevent kids going from school to school like Georgia. Kids practicing in August for 1 school then transferring to another before the season starts is what this waiting time stops.  This lawlessness of Georgia always benefits Grayson is why you defend it.  GSHA is so screwed up it easy to blast them. Even NFHS thinks they are clueless.

[HooverOutlaw]

1 minute ago, Iletteredintrack said:

He was only ruled ineligible at all schools except Grayson. The Garcia family was not informed of all the rules before the move. 😝

That's the point the GHSA should be the first point of contact not the schools that way parents know the rules instead of what happened at Valdosta. 

[HooverOutlaw]

2 minutes ago, Iletteredintrack said:

He was only ruled ineligible at all schools except Grayson. The Garcia family was not informed of all the rules before the move. 😝

He is still ineligible in Georgia even though he plays at Miami. Lol

[TheMaximumHornetSting]

I'm still in shock... 

Bruh... 

Yall are under Mississippi... 

I mean I expected New Mexico and West Virginia to be right above them but still bottom.... 

Wtf Alabama.... 

Mississippi and Kentucky  are like the rock bottom for everything 

[The Colonel]

In CA, the CIF Will let you transfer for athletic purposes with a change of residency, except for Mater Dei… who can rent senior players for 120 days if desired. 

[HooverOutlaw]

1 hour ago, TheMaximumHornetSting said:

I'm still in shock... 

Bruh... 

Yall are under Mississippi... 

I mean I expected New Mexico and West Virginia to be right above them but still bottom.... 

Wtf Alabama.... 

Mississippi and Kentucky  are like the rock bottom for everything 

Casino money.

[Iletteredintrack]

2 hours ago, HooverOutlaw said:

That's the point the GHSA should be the first point of contact not the schools that way parents know the rules instead of what happened at Valdosta. 

I disagree. The parents knew the rules in GA and tried to get around the system. 

[HooverOutlaw]

5 minutes ago, Iletteredintrack said:

I disagree. The parents knew the rules in GA and tried to get around the system. 

This is why these type cases should go straight to the state association not the school.  But in the GHSA case should  a high school organization who can't even place the basketball goals in the correct place for state games  have any business making eligibility calls on students. Maybe a separate organization should be in place to monitor the GHSA and their proven track record of failure to run the high sports in Georgia in a fair and professional way.