It all depends on what we lose to the portal. 8 is not unrealistic if Casey comes back, Hausmann gets pulled back in, #44 sticks around etc.
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This is good news for NU
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You’re allowed one free portal transfer … next one requires you to sit out.
Of course there are other exceptions .. grad transfer, coaching change …
If its considered limited market that will stand.
If its found to be open market the one year sit out may end as well.
Sad that this is the perception of Nebraska by a college FB player:Given our commitment to NIL, there should be no excuse for Rhule not to win 8 games by year 2. Interesting we took a swing at Cade.
Cade McNamara thinks 'like 40%' entered transfer portal for NIL deals
"These guys are just like testing out, 'Oh, what does the NIL package look like at anywhere else?'" Iowa quarterback Cade McNamara said.www.on3.com
How is this not just buying players. I have a company I would like you to represent, I would like to see you at school XYZ, I can pay you X $.
We do understand that is the rule now with the one freebie but wasn’t like that a few years ago Unless a grad transfer. I can’t remember the reasoning that it changed but changing it back to no free year without some exceptions would stop a lot of the better players from a team to doing the “free agency” thing.
I think it would also help the impulsive “I’m not getting the playing time I deserve” guys that enter the portal and end up moving to a worse situatio.
There was a thought that Suh was a bust early at his time at DONU and I think I heard he almost transferred with the sit out rule. I wonder if that made a difference in him staying and thank goodness he did.
I think it would also help the impulsive “I’m not getting the playing time I deserve” guys that enter the portal and end up moving to a worse situatio.
There was a thought that Suh was a bust early at his time at DONU and I think I heard he almost transferred with the sit out rule. I wonder if that made a difference in him staying and thank goodness he did.
The NCAA was too stupid to recognize what was needed to prevent a situation like this from happening, I have zero belief they will be smart enough to wrangle it in. It sucks for college sports and the blame is 100% on the NCAA for their hard line stance against paying players.
It wouldn’t surprise me, but unless they make student athletes employees they can’t treat them differently than regular students. I think the schools can make the argument that they are not preventing scholastic transfer of the athlete. They are just preventing them from athletic competition. I don’t how they can circumvent it without making it difficult for all students to transfer by collectively rejecting credits which would be a tough hill to climb or make them employees of separate but affiliated athletic teams. Then as employees they could take classes, but they wouldn’t be required to. The supreme didn’t force the freebie transfer rule. They should reinstate the sit out period unless the current coach signs off on it. If both parties are good with them leaving there’s no reason to sit out, but it would help prevent a lot of the crap going on behind the scenes with already enrolled student athletes.
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It’s buying players. And with the constant turnover of the roster, we are really just cheering for laundry at this point.
I think the transfer portal is more like rolling dice. We all hope including the coaching staff that they do not roll snake eyes very often.
This all started with Sam Keller wanting a piece of the EA Sports pie.
Most of us saw this coming. Pretty much an open check book to sign kids.
The NCAA has to create some framework that limits the chasing of kids by other schools or businesses doing the work of other schools.
Most of us saw this coming. Pretty much an open check book to sign kids.
The NCAA has to create some framework that limits the chasing of kids by other schools or businesses doing the work of other schools.
