The NCAA agreed to permanently change its transfer rules and allow multiple transfers without an athlete having to sit out one season upon the second transfer.

This was expected. Not a major rule change IMO. 

The portal will get policed when players start getting employment contracts from colleges.

College football sure has started changing a lot, But I’m not sure if it’s for the best or worse. I know without NIL or the transfer portal i am not sure if we would be “back” like we are now. 

As the SEC and B10 figure out what is next they need to write their own transfer rules as well

Would love to see the numbers on players with multiple transfers.  Can't think of many that have worked out (but hoping it works out for Big Bill).

Will also be interesting how scholarship/roster limits affect the transfer portal.  Does the portal become even more important?

2 hours ago, Bobby Burton said:

The NCAA agreed to permanently change its transfer rules and allow multiple transfers without an athlete having to sit out one season upon the second transfer.

This was expected. Not a major rule change IMO. 

Will conferences be able to prevent transfers within conference schools? 

11 hours ago, Migas & Fajitas said:

Will conferences be able to prevent transfers within conference schools? 

They can make their own subset of rules, like the SEC has done.

On 5/30/2024 at 6:35 PM, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

College football sure has started changing a lot, But I’m not sure if it’s for the best or worse. I know without NIL or the transfer portal i am not sure if we would be “back” like we are now. 

Worried about basketball and baseball as well. 

On 5/30/2024 at 5:38 PM, Bobby Burton said:

The NCAA agreed to permanently change its transfer rules and allow multiple transfers without an athlete having to sit out one season upon the second transfer.

This was expected. Not a major rule change IMO. 

RaeQuan Battle at West Virginia had to go to court last year for a second transfer. Court sided with him. NCAA knows it was going to be taken out of their hands anyway.