I wish that list had stats for all the players. Other than QB I don't know if the player played at all or is seeking playing time. I say go all in on a QB. Everything else is hit or miss in the portal. We had a couple transfer DBs that made an impact, which we missed this year and obviously missed on in the portal with K. Rogers and Raydar or whatever his nickname is. My point being other than QB do you really even know what you're getting anyway?
Portal Tracker - 12/21 9:25 AM Update
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This why developing a really good portal evaluation staff ( it'll cost some money but it will pay off) is going to be vitally important to smaller programs like us who can't match funds with the big boys.
We had Hormel Canned ham with Dirt Cheap fixings this season
Yes, yes, yes, we have to play money ball. Still recruit HS, but expect that player to leave in a year or two if good.
The days of the "development coach," in big time CFB are over.
Likely a grad transfer. I think you get a grad transfer on top of previous transfers.
I’ve never understood the infatuation with someone who has had such a common career.
Just a simple question *** hole. The guy transferred and got screwed. I was wondering what his future was.
Considering the play of our TEs over the last few years his play has been phenomenal in comparison. That could be part of the reason
It is my understanding he has one year left. If were Oregon/USC and going to have to spend several million dollars on a QB, I'd try my best to find someone with two or three years left. Maybe they are looking to bring in a 5 star HS QB and using Gabriel as a bridge?
Should I be concerned that we only have one defensive player who is contemplating the outward-bound portal?
Pretty sure we have enough people leaving that we can realistically take as many defensive players that can help us that we can get without needing to make room.
Do you mean, you wish some would leave to open up spots for newcomers? Or concerned that no one wants any of our defensive players?
This portal BS is getting old fast.
We already lose a good bit of players to graduation/out of eligibility, now we have a number almost equal to one side of the ball, that is left, in the portal to transfer??
for fricks sake.. every year is going to be a new damn team.
I’m just about over this. The next two years is going to suck even IF we have hired a competent staff. If we messed up this hire… MSU football is F***ed. Yes.. absolutely more than before.
We already lose a good bit of players to graduation/out of eligibility, now we have a number almost equal to one side of the ball, that is left, in the portal to transfer??
for fricks sake.. every year is going to be a new damn team.
I’m just about over this. The next two years is going to suck even IF we have hired a competent staff. If we messed up this hire… MSU football is F***ed. Yes.. absolutely more than before.
Go ahead and add Corey Ellington and DeCarlos Nicholson, two of our starting DBs have entered the portal.
Those two make no sense. Starters, but not really good enough to go out and command money.
And if they are simply trying to get money by getting in the portal, then 17 em, let em go. MSU can't be playing that game.
If Goede goes somewhere and catches 50 passes next season, Ima gonna be pissed!
Remember a couple years ago when there were some saying that all this NIL/Portal concern was a lot of overreaction? Only a few players here and there would be getting $500 for being on a billboard, the portal might actually help schools like State, and nothing would change in terms of who was getting the top recruits?
Yeah, those people were idiots
To be fair, I think those people were arguing that we already were essentially taking leftovers after the big spenders bought the recruits they wanted. Still seemed obviously wrong even at the time, but I will say I have been surprised at just how bad it is also, so I was not pessimistic/cynical enough. I thought what was really going to hammer us was all the average sports schools with well off alumni all the sudden getting the "leftovers" that we were living off of because they were willing to spend. I knew the transfers and NIL would be an issue at times, but I have been surprised by how quickly it has devolved into complete free agency, with players more or less negotiating tentative deals before even entering the portal. I was not expecting big money to be offered to unproven players that showed even a little bit of promise. I guess I should have known that that would be seen as a better use of money than recruiting high school students.
I think MSU's only chance is if the NCAA will make a rule that once you enter the portal, that counts as a transfer whether you transfer or not. Then schools could at least take the position we're not renegotiating for our own players until they enter the portal. You come and show promise and want to cash in, good for you, but you only get to renegotiate the deal once without having to sit out. So if you want to do it after your freshman year, fine, but you may not get as much money as if you wait until you show out as a freshman.
I loved it when penalties got us behind the chains and we would run play action 3rd & 15+
Don't forget the 3rd and 15 draw play. When we ran a few of those and converted in the SE Louisiana game, I thought, that's smart showing something in this game where it doesn't matter to give the real teams we play something else to look at. Little did I know, no, that was really an integral part of this offense.
Considering the fact that he can't catch....I'd say odds are prettily heavily in favor of you not being pissed. Oh, and he can't block either. Kind of a bad combination for a TE.
I guess I missed the change. What happened to the NCAA limit of 25 signees during any cycle and 7 or 8 transfers per year? Maybe I just dreamed those limits existed but if not? Anybody care to inform me?
All of that is over. The only limit now is the 85 total scholarships.
Technically, there is nothing to stop teams from signing 85 new players every year as long as the 85 they have on the roster hit the portal that year.
NCAA drops football limit on bringing in players
Amid the ongoing frequency of transfers around college football, the NCAA Division I Council has approved a rule change eliminating limits on the number of players a program can bring in.
www.espn.com
Now, that being said, the SEC could impose its own yearly restrictions. The SEC at one time actually had stricter limits than the NCAA.
Thank you for the infoAll of that is over. The only limit now is the 85 total scholarships.
Technically, there is nothing to stop teams from signing 85 new players every year as long as the 85 they have on the roster hit the portal that year.
NCAA drops football limit on bringing in players
Amid the ongoing frequency of transfers around college football, the NCAA Division I Council has approved a rule change eliminating limits on the number of players a program can bring in.
Now, that being said, the SEC could impose its own yearly restrictions. The SEC at one time actually had stricter limits than the NCAA.
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