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I wouldn't count on it. We took 3 last year and can return almost everyone for '22.

The COVID super seniors are helping to feed the portal. I mean every kid can now transfer with extra years to play not to mention we added in NIL and play today vs sit. What will likely happen: 1000-1500 HS kids won't get to play college ball OR will have to use alternative routes (JC for 1-2...

Yeah, right now that IC is going unused for HS kids not because of transfers but because of COVID Super Seniors. Schools outside of a few like Miami, FSU, VT will be hard-pressed to sign many kids in '22 because the NCAA isn't going to grant additional roster counters for '22 for Super Seniors...

what are your numbers for? 25 counters per class. Kids normally can stay 5 years. With Covid, every kid can stay 6. If the average stay jumps from 3.4years to 4 years, the average program will be 15 over the 85 roster limit which gets us back to a small ‘22 class. Then in ‘23 most programs will...

Your math is off. The transfers aren't the issue most of the time as teams have additional class counters but not 85 roster counters (most of the time). Thus, there are only so many kids playing D1 sports. COVID's extra year is the bigger issue.

There is a simple reason. The average stay for portal kids isn't 3.5 years. 25 class spots * 3.4 years = 85 kids on roster. I'd guess that our portal kids are more likely 1.5 years averaged and not all of them have played all the years here. Thus, we can take portal kids that have 2+ years...

8 Seniors 8 Walk-ons that were given ships ---- 16 spots before other departures as we are likely around 85 kids on ships. Assuming 7-8 departures (transfers, medical retirements, NFL draft) and we can sign 23 kids. We are using 2 of the '22 spots on late additions to the '21 roster. A team...