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It was OU came in 2nd, right?
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think they were although think the kid said he wasn't as a troll
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I'm sure I can google this, but...are those in the transfer portal immediately eligible? Meaning they could step into bowl games yet to be played this year?
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If it's their first transfer and they meet eligibility.
NCAA Transfer Rules (2024 Update)
Learn about the latest NCAA transfer rules changes, and how they may impact you in your college recruiting journey.
www.ncsasports.org
That being said, not sure anyone would be all that effective in an offense or defense where they had to learn new scheme, communication signals, etc.
Maybe a Ndamukong Suh type player could get away with it.
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SMU this year, Rice next year!
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Rice has a really good OT in the portal.. think he was top 10 in fewest pressures allowed or something.
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He was like DE #6 going into next year and it sounded like Mizzou was looking around the portal for a DE. Nwaneri might become a good player but he didn't look like a 5 star in the 4 games he played.
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This is the major problem with the NIL era and "free transfers".
This dude pocketed a bunch of money for zero production and now he gets to simply parlay that into more money somewhere else?
What are we doing here?
I'm fine with them getting paid, but this idea there's no strings attached or obligation by the players is terrible for the sport.
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I agree in principle, but you have to be smarter the way you distribute your money. Everyone knew this was coming. He got money in HS because state law allows it, then in year 1, and now will get more money transferring. We'll see if the House Settlement fixes this.
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UGA's Nitro Tuggle changes mind and decides to stay at UGA.
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Maybe we’ll actually use him.
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But they're paying the wrong people. Pretty confident based on what I've heard that Williams Nwaneri made more money as a freshman in NIL than Darius Robinson made as a senior. Darius Robinson was a first round pick who poured five years into Mizzou. Williams Nwaneri was a gigantic heaping of potential.
This isn't about Darius or Will personally. But the money should be going to the kids who have already proven they can produce at this level for your school. Instead it's going to the transfers and recruits and shiny new toys. It's like the NFL before Sam Bradford broke things and the NFLPA demanded a rookie salary cap.