transfer portal

[angeleast]

So, the cat was let out of the bag supposedly joking the first time. His former HS coach told a friend of mine he is trying to get more money from Napier because he has been offered more by other programs. I will say it again Billy Napier is getting a little taste of his own medicine.

Got to love just deserts

[CajunEXPRESS]

As for me, I say scrap the stadium and close the doors if you have a pay kids to have the honor of getting educated and playing a game! Let the NCAA/P5 burn in hell. We, as a society, have let the inmates take over the asylum! Money _____s!

Perhaps you’re right. Still it’s impossible to not have money involved. The money today is so huge it’s patently unfair to not share it with the people who create the interest.

The transfer portal is the real problem. Simply can’t have free agency in a 5 year career. Perhaps limit it to the first two years. A young man should know by then if he made a hasty or wrong decision.

[CajunJeaux]

Perhaps you’re right. Still it’s impossible to not have money involved. The money today is so huge it’s patently unfair to not share it with the people who create the interest.

The transfer portal is the real problem. Simply can’t have free agency in a 5 year career. Perhaps limit it to the first two years. A young man should know by then if he made a hasty or wrong decision.

I could get onboard with this.

[cajun4life]

I could get onboard with this.

Adopt the old transfer rules and remove the possibility of a waiver.

Problem solved.

[CajunVic]

Adopt the old transfer rules and remove the possibility of a waiver.

Problem solved.

. . . will never happen so might as well quit proposing it . . . it’s like the good looking girl at the bar . . .

[Turbine]

This isn't true.

Which part?

"Three star players that arrive at "Talent Graveyards" only to ride the bench for 2 years don't stay 3 stars players."

Or

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

[CajunVic]

Which part?

"Three star players that arrive at "Talent Graveyards" only to ride the bench for 2 years don't stay 3 stars players."

Or

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

. . . anything “Talent Graveyard” . . . that is pas-see . . .

[KACajun]

https://www.on3.com/db/quency-wiggins-97212/

In the portal. This was the other stud on that Madison Prep team two years ago. Hopefully Zeon shoots him a text.

[Turbine]

. . . anything “Talent Graveyard” . . . that is pas-see . . .

More potential pro talent has died on the vine at P5 talent graveyards than have actually made it to the pro ranks.

[CajunVic]

More potential pro talent has died on the vine at P5 talent graveyards than have actually made it to the pro ranks.

. . . not the case anymore with free transfer and immediate eligibility . . . it’s almost like being independent . . .

[MetryCajun]

Changes I would like to see…
1) One transfer allowed. A second transfer means you need to sit out a season.
2) A second transfer is allowed if you graduate or the head coach at your school leaves.
3) Teams who lose players for more NIL money will receive a financial reimbursement by the purchasing school. For example if we are paying Gant 30k and he takes a deal at say Florida for 230k, UL gets a financial reimbursement (25% of the increase) from Florida. Think of it as transfer fee like they have in soccer. In my scenario Florida would owe us 25% of 200k. UL would get 50k for developing a top player. If we recruit well we could decide which players we want to match to manage our roster. Same would apply to us. If we grab a player from McNeese and give him 50k we would owe McNeese 12.5k.

I know this has a zero chance of happening, but this would be beneficial to everyone and level the playing field a little.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Changes I would like to see…
1) One transfer allowed. A second transfer means you need to sit out a season.
2) A second transfer is allowed if you graduate or the head coach at your school leaves.
3) Teams who lose players for more NIL money will receive a financial reimbursement by the purchasing school. For example if we are paying Gant 30k and he takes a deal at say Florida for 230k, UL gets a financial reimbursement (25% of the increase) from Florida. Think of it as transfer fee like they have in soccer. In my scenario Florida would owe us 25% of 200k. UL would get 50k for developing a top player. If we recruit well we could decide which players we want to match to manage our roster. Same would apply to us. If we grab a player from McNeese and give him 50k we would owe McNeese 12.5k.

I know this has a zero chance of happening, but this would be beneficial to everyone and level the playing field a little.

So same goes for ULMost. We’d owe them $12.50 under your matrix.