To Portal or not to Portal ...

[JMV JustMyView]

I'm not talking about the prized expensive ones.

Those are usually the good ones.

[Duckster]

Seems like if you don't work the portal to plug some holes your program is more susceptible to becoming a portal victim rather than portal victor. We used to sign a few JUCO's for same reason so what's the big deal about using the portal if it helps construct the team?

[R1Letterman]

Are there any stats as to how many entered the portal but then stayed where they were?

[cajuns80]

Those are usually the good ones.

Well we just need older guys that don't have the tape from their P5 schools and hope we hit on a couple. Same as taking a JUCO kid.

[SlickRick]

Colorado has 10 transfers that followed from Jackson State. They also have 26 from other P5 schools. Let's see how the season ends before jumping to conclusions.

One of them was Tyler Brown from UL.

[cjr3888]

One of them was Tyler Brown from UL.

That's true but he hasn't played a down for Colorado so far this year.

[Ragin9221]

I think it’s stupid not to portal we need to use the portal as much as we can to get talent .

How you think our softball teams has are able to compete!! Glasco uses the portal why wouldn’t you use it in football?

[cajuns80]

That's true but he hasn't played a down for Colorado so far this year.

Well he isn't eligible to play. His waiver was denied.

[jaxmc1023]

Hasn't Des publicly said several times that he prefers to coach up his own players instead of trying to land transfers?

The whole flipside of the portal is the chance to get guys who thought they'd get more minutes on a P5 team and bring them here to play a ton..? Hey maybe Trey Amos and his one tackle would like to come back

[cajun4life]

That's true but he hasn't played a down for Colorado so far this year.

It’s his 2nd transfer. Does he have to sit out a year?