Posted: Jul 21, 2022 / 03:08 PM EDTUpdated: Jul 21, 2022 / 03:13 PM EDTCOLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The NCAA Division I Council is recommending the NCAA eliminate the “one-time” part of its transfer rule and allow athletes to transfer multiple times and be able to play right away.This is a stark contrast to legislation passed last year when the NCAA Division I Board of Directors ratified the adoption of a measure that allowed athletes in all sports to transfer once without sitting out a season.The recommendation says any athlete would be able to transfer and have immediate eligibility, if they...…Posted: Jul 21, 2022 / 03:08 PM EDTUpdated: Jul 21, 2022 / 03:13 PM EDTCOLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — The NCAA Division I Council is recommending the NCAA eliminate the “one-time” part of its transfer rule and allow athletes to transfer multiple times and be able to play right away.This is a stark contrast to legislation passed last year when the NCAA Division I Board of Directors ratified the adoption of a measure that allowed athletes in all sports to transfer once without sitting out a season.The recommendation says any athlete would be able to transfer and have immediate eligibility, if they...WW…

Posted: Dec 3, 2020 / 05:11 PM ESTUpdated: Dec 3, 2020 / 05:11 PM ESTCOLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH)– In late July, the Ohio Department of Health released a travel advisory map and recommended against traveling to states that have a coronavirus positivity rate of 15 percent or higher.On Wednesday, Ohio put Ohio on the state’s own travel advisory map.“Rates between 10 to 15 percent have been described by some people as the equivalent of being in the midst of a very bad thunderstorm,” said Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, chief medical officer at the Ohio Department of Health. “Rising above 15 percent is being in...…Posted: Dec 3, 2020 / 05:11 PM ESTUpdated: Dec 3, 2020 / 05:11 PM ESTCOLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH)– In late July, the Ohio Department of Health released a travel advisory map and recommended against traveling to states that have a coronavirus positivity rate of 15 percent or higher.On Wednesday, Ohio put Ohio on the state’s own travel advisory map.“Rates between 10 to 15 percent have been described by some people as the equivalent of being in the midst of a very bad thunderstorm,” said Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, chief medical officer at the Ohio Department of Health. “Rising above 15 percent is being in...WW…