New Transfer Portal thread
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We have 6-8 guys with NFL potential at WR, agreed
Those days they only open it up to USF. They let them race to a high transfer ranking and then open it up to all other schools to surge past them
UCF football adds more talent to a strong 2022 class on National Signing Day
UCF football’s 2022 recruiting class is full of fresh talent striving to make a mark.
www.nicholsonstudentmedia.com
Read he has two years of eligibility which I think would be good for our Dline.
In 2021 he had 38 total tackles and 3.5 sacks. Also had similar production in 2020 and good production in 2019. Seems like a great athlete.
In 2021 he had 38 total tackles and 3.5 sacks. Also had similar production in 2020 and good production in 2019. Seems like a great athlete.
Another talented Lakeland guy.....go get him Gus.
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Injured off and on last year but a projected first rounder coming into the season
Yea I've read he's been injured a lot and someone said he hasn't been the same.
Emotions get the best of us sometimes don’t they??
Very astute. As I hearken back to when I was 18-19, I cant imagine facing the decisions that await these young men. Patience and wieghing the pros and cons are a key. Don't expect immediate gratification from your choices. Remember very few will make it to the next level. Stick to your plan, listen to your parents and knowledge is the key to most things in life.
Yep, and not just the emotions of the athletes, but also the emotions of the parents who are always going to think their kids deserve a “better” situation and think everyone else will feel the same way.
in these situations sometimes the parents are the problem. it's good when they are like latavius murray's situation where he wanted to transfer after he injured his knee and his mother said you need to stick it out down there.
Very true.
Many kids do not have great role models and, accordingly, make poor decisions. I think the transfer portal will end up as a net positive for student athletes after some lessons learned from all sides, though.
For every negative story of the Portal there is a positive story, plus 95% of players are not going to make a career in football. They may not end up having an impact somewhere else on the field, but they might have a better education experience which should be the goal for any player that is not a lock for the NFL.
For a second there, I thought we were witnessing the first ever HS athlete transferring to college.*
Went there once for a UCF game many years ago.
The only good thing about the whole trip was eating at Dinosaur’s Barbeque!
From D.C...Cam's objective is to start for the highest rank school he can.
Think from a player's perspective. The only reason to play in college is if you want to go pro. Its too much time and effort to be playing for fun anymore. A first-order condition to go pro, is you have to start somewhere. If you can't start in college you obviously can't start in the NFL. This is their logic.
Does he want to play in a cold place, of course not, although he's from D.C. But from his perspective, there's no reason to continue playing if he can't start.
Plenty of guys make the league that aren’t starters. Just have to make the most of the opportunities you’re given. And when we talk about DT the position rotates so much, what does it really matter if you start?
Looks like we got another OL transfer
Living near Syracuse myself, I can’t imagine why anyone would choose upstate NY over Orlando. It’s not even a good college town imo. The ‘Cuse fan base really only cares about basketball.
