"Eight football transfer students from Long Beach Millikan have been declared ineligible in the latest crackdown by the Southern Section, according to the section's transfer portal. Last week, Bishop Montgomery had 19 players declared ineligible. Several of those players have moved to Arizona to try to get eligible. The Millikan players received a two-year suspension for violating CIF bylaw 202, which involves providing false information."
"Millikan previously announced it had forfeited two games for use of ineligible players. The team is 0-4. In 2022, Millikan had to forfeit four games for an ineligible player and coach Romeo Pellum was briefly suspended by the school. The Southern Section has been paying closer attention to transfer students for the last two years since requirements for paperwork went from two items to six, allowing for greater scrutiny."
Eight Long Beach Millikan football transfer students were declared ineligible and received two-year suspensions for violating CIF bylaw 202, which involves providing false information. Bishop Montgomery had 19 players declared ineligible last week, and several of those players moved to Arizona in attempts to regain eligibility. Millikan announced it forfeited two games for use of ineligible players and currently holds an 0-4 record. In 2022, Millikan forfeited four games for an ineligible player and coach Romeo Pellum was briefly suspended. The Southern Section has increased scrutiny of transfer students after paperwork requirements rose from two items to six over the last two years.
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