I think you misinterpreted what I said. I don't like the NCAA allowing transfers in general because it's disruptive to student education. Furthermore if they get a 4 year scholarship guarantee that should require a 4 year commitment. JMO.Wheeler and Harrar played their 4 years here and graduated. The NCAA decided to give them an extra year. As far as I see it, they honored their “contract”.
As long as we’re living in a world where coaches will run guys off that don’t meet their hopes, how can someone fault guys that gave their 4 years and got their degrees?
I clearly said that Wheeler had the right to transfer because that's the NCAA rule. It doesn't mean that I like the rule. However you do have a good point about the fact that they have graduated. In that case their education isn't being disrupted.