'24 Transfer Portal

Is interesting how it's the coaches who have complained the most about NIL and not having the money to keep players who have made the most moves in the portal so far this year...
 
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I have said it before and I will continue to say it. This is an abject mess.
There will be 2 types of programs going forward.
Championship teams that develop their players and cherry pick the portal. Those teams will lose more to the portal than they pick up. And then there will be ole miss and Kentucky
 
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There will be 2 types of programs going forward.
Championship teams that develop their players and cherry pick the portal. Those teams will lose more to the portal than they pick up. And then there will be ole miss and Kentucky
And the teams that build their line-up with the portal will be hoping every December they can rebuild or they will become bottom feeders.
 

We need to stop asking if NIL is healthy for college football. You either go all in or not at all. As soon as we allowed paying players, it was to be a free and open market. NIL caps per university is one thing (to maintain competition and not create an oligarchy situation as one could suggest we kind of have currently), but no individual player should be limited in what their monetary value is by anything other than the markets participants and their appetite to pay. It will work itself out that way just as the prices of goods and services does in our economy.

Let’s be honest. This is not about getting your education paid for anymore. It’s about getting paid.

And there are football players that know a degree is not going to vastly change their path in this world. And they know an nfl career is anything but guaranteed. So let them cash in now and see if they can use that to build a future.
 
We need to stop asking if NIL is healthy for college football. You either go all in or not at all. As soon as we allowed paying players, it was to be a free and open market. NIL caps per university is one thing (to maintain competition and not create an oligarchy situation as one could suggest we kind of have currently), but no individual player should be limited in what their monetary value is by anything other than the markets participants and their appetite to pay. It will work itself out that way just as the prices of goods and services does in our economy.

Let’s be honest. This is not about getting your education paid for anymore. It’s about getting paid.

And there are football players that know a degree is not going to vastly change their path in this world. And they know an nfl career is anything but guaranteed. So let them cash in now and see if they can use that to build a future.
All well and good…..but I’m looking forward to players losing $$$ mid season because they aren’t performing.
Cut that NIL deal…..straight up release the player from their scholarship.
 
NIL is destroying College Football... However a few schools seem to have taken it from Bad to Worse -> Oregon, USC, FSU and Miami Fl
 
Reading between the lines, seeing our portal plays play out, along with info and insight from posters like LAVol, among others, it's obvious our strategy is to prioritize the guys we want to retain in our locker room.... Offer them fair market value but not to get in the weeds with guys who are only looking out for themselves.

This is solid strategy IMO, we aren't out there with the head hunters taking volume commits, but we make plays strategically for that guys we need/want through the portal. Others team plays seem desperate and likely to create issues internally with players they already have. I think we are navigating the portal smartly, teams recruiting over their own players in the portal are going to find themselves burning bridges in the high school recruiting circles in short order. Remember, these players talk to each other.
 

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