Well, someone's pushing it, and regardless of whether or not the NCAA has the final say, there's something to be said about effectively managing the situation. I'm not going to trace back through pages of this off-season thread, but I think it's safe to say that Fessenden's transfer plans have been out in the public domain for at least one month, if not close to two months? We have someone in charge at UNH who was hired specifically touting her prominence in the world of compliance. As in "NCAA compliance". So if you're in charge of your own program, and you have some kid making noises about a second transfer in three seasons (?), and you think that may not be permitted by NCAA rules/regulations, what do you do?
(1) Pull the kid, his family and/or representative(s) aside, and tell them on the QT "I think this may be a problem?"
(2) Pull in the kid's coach, discuss all this with him, and let him be the bad guy to bring the bad news, again on the QT OR
(3) Hire the new hoops coach, kick back and relax, get an early start on the vacation plans, and let water run its course?!?
Don't we expect AD's to, y'know, manage crap like this, and keep it out of the headlines, or Twitter, or whatever???
p.s. to acs64's question ... MS7 reflects his number as a player. Ask Alfie, I'm sure he'll remember ... ;-)