2023 Portal Recruiting (Opens December 5th)

Handler said:
Ishmael hit portal today. Bummer he can't get it together. Hope he lands somewhere far from Dallas and gets a fresh start.
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I hate to hear that on Ishmael also, was holding out hope his cover skills would make it to the field this year.
Good luck to him in the future.
 
"It’s clear to anyone who watches college football that the transfer portal has become an absolutely massive part of the game in recent years as more players are choosing to change schools than ever before in the sport’s history. And the NCAA has just made some rule changes to help cut down on the number of players entering the transfer portal.
While players entering the transfer portal for the first time will be able to do so freely and receive immediate eligibility at their next destination, the NCAA is cracking down on players entering the transfer portal multiple times, listing specific guidelines a player must meet in order to receive immediate eligibility following their second transfer.
Under the new rules, a player can receive immediate eligibility at their next destination if they are transferring due to a physical injury or mental health condition, according to CBS Sports. The NCAA will also consider “exigent circumstances” like sexual assault or abuse. But the NCAA will not consider academic circumstances or athletic reasons, such as playing time.

Additionally, these rules only apply to undergraduate players. Players who graduate from an institution will still be allowed to freely transfer to a new program and receive immediate eligibility.

[CBS Sports]
"Mental Health conditions"
Coach hates me and I am stressed.
 
Horn6721 said:
"It’s clear to anyone who watches college football that the transfer portal has become an absolutely massive part of the game in recent years as more players are choosing to change schools than ever before in the sport’s history. And the NCAA has just made some rule changes to help cut down on the number of players entering the transfer portal.
While players entering the transfer portal for the first time will be able to do so freely and receive immediate eligibility at their next destination, the NCAA is cracking down on players entering the transfer portal multiple times, listing specific guidelines a player must meet in order to receive immediate eligibility following their second transfer.
Under the new rules, a player can receive immediate eligibility at their next destination if they are transferring due to a physical injury or mental health condition, according to CBS Sports. The NCAA will also consider “exigent circumstances” like sexual assault or abuse. But the NCAA will not consider academic circumstances or athletic reasons, such as playing time.

Additionally, these rules only apply to undergraduate players. Players who graduate from an institution will still be allowed to freely transfer to a new program and receive immediate eligibility.

[CBS Sports]
"Mental Health conditions"
Coach hates me and I am stressed.
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6721,

It's more like - "mental health" - "My coach suffers from mental health problems. I am clearly the best player on the team and should start, but his limited mental capacity can't see the obvious".
 
No loyalties, so I'm kind of not loyal to the players any more. Except at Air Force. I Like those dudes.
 
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Sadly, under NCAA, no more STUDENT - Athlete. College football Free Agency is here.

A player should be very pleased to get a full ride scholarship for 4 academic years at an ELITE public institution like UT. One that includes: room, generous training table, perks, walking around $, coeds, etc.

Light couse load if you choose it or more importantly, an opportunity for a serious college DEGREE beyond sports.

Plus, informed & respected oversight and insight from prestigious HORNFANS.COM website posters!

Channel Austin Powers: YEAH BABY!
 
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