transfer portal

[CajunVic]

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Two star players at talent growth centers that hit the field as freshmen become the equivalent of 4 star players.

. . . and that is when they exit to be paid at a P5 . . .

[Turbine]

"Only kids we recruited" comes across as we don't want to do more work.

[CajunVic]

"Only kids we recruited" comes across as we don't want to do more work.

. . . From the outside looking in it may not seem that difficult however there is much more too it than meets the eye. . .

[Turbine]

. . . and that is when they exit to be paid at a P5 . . .

I agree that is, what is happening.

To MetryCajun's point, Louisiana can take advantage of this (albeit with more player movement) by starting off with 3-star players instead of 1 and 2-star players.

100% correct. I see an opportunity here. I think P5 schools are going to be less likely to take 3 star HS players and instead buy proven D1 players.

As long as the total roster limits remain, there is a new opportunity for Louisiana.

[CajunVic]

I agree that is, what is happening.

To MetryCajun's point, Louisiana can take advantage of this (albeit with more player movement) by starting off with 3-star players instead of 1 and 2-star players.



As long as the total roster limits remain, there is a new opportunity for Louisiana.

. . . From the outside looking in it may not seem that difficult however there is much more too it than meets the eye. . .

. . . you have already agreed that the ones we get with juice still left in them are poached . . . the ones who never had juice in them will never be productive . . . looks like all of the talent has been queezed out of the talent pool and we are left with what we are left . . . but the portal, the portal, the portal boss . . .

[Turbine]

. . . you have already agreed that the ones we get with juice still left in them are poached . . . the ones who never had juice in them will never be productive . . . looks like all of the talent has been queezed out of the talent pool and we are left with what we are left . . . but the portal, the portal, the portal boss . . .

That is not what is happening.

The P5 is simply not going to replace the graduating 4-star, with an atrophic bench warming 3-star when they can poach a fully developed 2-star.

There is still talent to be found in the talent graveyard rejects, they just won't invest the time.

[CajunVic]

That is not what is happening.

The P5 is simply not going to replace the graduating 4-star, with an atrophic bench warming 3-star when they can poach a fully developed 2-star.

There is still talent to be found in the talent graveyard rejects, they just won't invest the time.

. . . From the outside looking in it may not seem that difficult however there is much more too it than meets the eye. . .

look at what you wrote . . . you have circled through the plethora of talent available and ignored the result . . .

. . . From the outside looking in it may not seem that difficult however there is much more too it than meets the eye. . .

[Turbine]

look at what you wrote . . . you have circled through the plethora of talent available and ignored the result . . .

I gave you more to meet your eye and you still can't see the opportunity.

There are roster limitations, they can't keep everyone.

[CajunVic]

I gave you more to meet your eye and you still can't see the opportunity.

There are roster limitations, they can't keep everyone.

. . . correct, they let go the ones they missed on . . . open your eyes . . .

[Turbine]

. . . correct, they let go the ones they missed on . . . open your eyes . . .

They aren't missing on these players, they are impatient, unwilling to develop players that have been waiting their time for upper classmen to move out of the system.

The attitude today is if you can't bump an upper classmen as a freshmen we don't want you.

[CajunVic]

. . . From the outside looking in it may not seem that difficult however there is much more too it than meets the eye. . .

. . . foresight is 2020 . . .

[CajunVic]

They aren't missing on these players, they are impatient, unwilling to develop players that have been waiting their time for upper classmen to move out of the system.

The attitude today is if you can't bump an upper classmen as a freshmen we don't want you.

. . . good chances are that if you can't bump anyone for playing time, they are not worth wanting . . . anywhere . . . and if they are, we may get one season with them and they are gone . . . it takes a crap load of one season players to fill a team . . . and we can only have 85 . . .