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Oregons Vernon Adams showed last year the difference a graduate transfer can make for his new team.Adams, a Championship Subdivision star at Eastern Washington, transferred to Oregon for his final year of eligibility and played exceptionally when he wasnt dealing with injuries. Adams threw for 2,643 yards and 26 touchdowns with only six interceptions to lead all Bowl Subdivision performers in passing efficiency.Adams has completed his eligibility and wont be back this season, but plenty of graduates across the country are attempting to make the same kind of impact he produced a year ago.The controversy surrounding defensive back Maurice Smiths move within the Southeastern Conference exemplifies how much attention these types of moves are getting. Smith has graduated from Alabama and moved on to Georgia, but Alabama initially blocked the move before the school and SEC officials eventually granted his release.Here are some notable graduate transfers for the 2016 season (coincidentally, the list includes someone attempting to replace Adams at Oregon):- Alabama wide receiver Gehrig Dieter (Bowling Green). Dieter caught 94 passes for 1,038 yards and 10 touchdowns last season for Bowling Green. Dieter showed he could produce against Southeastern Conference competition by catching seven passes for 133 yards and a touchdown in a season-opening loss to Tennessee. The presence of Dieter and returning receivers Calvin Ridley and ArDarius Stewart plus tight end O.J. Howard should provide plenty of capable targets Alabamas starting quarterback. This is Dieters third school. He began his college career at SMU before transferring to Bowling Green.- Texas A&M quarterback Trevor Knight (Oklahoma). 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Nickersons dad is Illinois defensive coordinator.- Oregon quarterback Dakota Prukop (Montana State), One year after Vernon Adams made a successful move from Eastern Washington to Oregon, the Ducks are seeing whether another former Championship Subdivision quarterback can make a similar transition. Prukop had 5,584 yards passing and 1,763 yards rushing in his career at Montana State. He threw for 46 touchdowns and ran for 24 more scores. Prukop arrived at Oregon in time to play in the spring game, where he went 20 of 29 for 190 yards with two touchdown passes of over 30 yards. Prukop is competing with redshirt freshman Travis Jonsen for the starting spot.- Michigan State defensive end Gabe Sherrod (Delaware State). Sherrod had 25 tackles for loss last season, and his 2.3 tackles for loss per game ranked second among all FCS players. Sherrod, a former wide receiver, also had eight sacks and blocked four kicks a year ago. 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The AFL should tweak its third-man up ruck rules rather than ban the tactic, Adelaide tap-man Sam Jacobs says.The AFL is considering banning the third-man up at ruck contests - where a player other than designated ruckmen compete for the tap.While clubs are split on the potential ban, Jacobs says the ploy should remain - with a rule tweak.Its important that you cant just allow players to have a jump into you, Jacobs told reporters on Thursday.I reckon if a third man is going to go up, then I think you should be able to block his run and it not be a free kick.Im a bit of a traditionalist and its obviously a tactic that is used against bigger ruckmen or dominating ruckmen, so I wouldnt like to see it be ruled out altogether.But I think it can definitely be tweaked.Jacobs, one of the AFLs premier ruckmen, noted the tactic was predominantly used against the taller tap-men such as Fremantles Aaron Sandilands, West Coasts Niic Naitanui and Melbournes Max Gawn.ddddddddddddIts more for those real bigger guys, he said.We have seen Hawthorn with Jordan Lewis, and the Kangaroos, use it a lot in the past.Geelong is probably another team that is starting to do it a bit more now but I dont think its something that is real common.Theres some really bug guys going around ... and sometimes you do need a bit of assistance to compete hard with them.Well continue to use it at times and handle it when its used against us.The AFLs laws summit meeting last November considered changing the rule but clubs were split, with headquarters considering their feedback before making any change.The AFL noted the number of third-man up ruck contests had been rising in recent seasons - from 8.5 per cent in 2014 to 13.2 per cent last season. 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