📝 In another transfer story Scott Frost is trying to block a player wanting to go to Oregon State--implies tampering.

[TerryP]

Ex-Nebraska assistant Trent Bray is also on staff at OSU, as are three former members of Nebraska football administrative staff.​

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"There's no doubt in my mind that those kids were probably in touch with some people that they formerly knew that were here," Frost said of Gebbia, Lindsey and linebacker Avery Roberts.​

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Through a spokesperson, Oregon State said the school would have no comment.​

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This isn't the first time Oregon State has been accused of tampering. In May, Hawaii football coach Nick Rolovich called out Oregon State on social media for sending recruiting materials to his current players. Oregon State said the mailings were unintentional and that it was committed to following NCAA rules. Three Oregon State assistants had worked at Hawaii in recent years.​

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Changes to the transfer system that go into effect on Monday will invalidate instructions like those issued last week by Nebraska. The new rule, a step aimed to bring reform to transfer process, allows a student-athlete to notify his or her school of a desired transfer.​

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The school then is allowed two days to place the student-athlete into a database of transfers. Restrictions on permission-to-contact for transferring players will no longer exist.​

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Nebraska's Frost suspects Oregon St. tampered​

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[TerryP]

I tend to believe Frost with the Hawai'i story fresh on my mind.

 

[PurlJam]

Never thought I would see a day when someone....hell, anyone, want to tranfer TO Oregon State from any other major college program... even though Nebraska has became the "Kansas" of football in the big 12 right now. :devil:

 

[TUSKtimes]

There's a feeling that it's a new regime and not everyone can get with the program. There's also this feeling that they know they're on the Titanic and it's better to go ahead and jump than sit in the lawn chairs listening to the music.

 

[BamaFan334]

Sheesh, letting them play at Oregon State should be punishment enough.