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I was thinking about how schools could benefit from the one-time transfer rule. I was wondering if it would affect city schools having kids transfer to county schools, more so than inter-city school transfers. For example, South Bend schools losing players to LaVille or Bremen What does it take to influence kids to leave one program for another? Is it playing time, better facilities, better program, better school choice? Could be all of these I suppose, but wanted to get thoughts on how big this could be in some areas of the state.

Fort Wayne is a crapshoot. Carroll, Homestead, Leo, and Snider are clearly the best public programs worth transferring to. Nothing changes for Dwenger, Luers, and Concordia. North Side and Northrop seem to have the ability to recruit despite not having great programs. The big losers will be South Side and Wayne in my opinion. At the end of the day, a coach shouldn't be poaching another team's players. And if they are, they have some serious integrity issues they need to take a deep look at. Recruit hard at the middle school level, I think those kids are fair game.

He’ll get to see his old friends at Buffalo twice a year. Not sure a chronic malcontent WR is the best idea to pair with a young, developing QB like Maye.