I would say it was ok if it was the other way around.
He's not on scholarship so Texas Tech is not out any money. In fact he paid his freshman year.
Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield's appeal to be eligible for the 2014 season has been denied by the NCAA, a source told ESPN.com.
Mayfield, who transferred to Oklahoma from Texas Tech, was seeking a waiver on the grounds that he was a walk-on for the Red Raiders, and shouldn't be subject to the same transfer rules as a scholarship player.
Instead, he will have to sit out the rest of the season.
After Mayfield's appeal was denied by the NCAA, Oklahoma officials went back to Texas Tech to see if the school would certify his immediate eligibility, according to a source, as a last resort. But Texas Tech officials still declined to certify the waiver.
Mayfield, who threw for 2,315 yards after winning the Red Raiders starting job in the preseason as a walk-on true freshman, was the 2013 Big 12 Freshman of the Year.
I agree with Skodie. Fail to see what can would be opened. Kid was a walk on which means not only did he pay his own way, but he didn't get nearly any perks at all like a schollie player. If he decides to go elsewhere, he should be able to without penalty.