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Hasn’t doesn’t mean won’t

Again this doesn’t make sense to bring up because the rules changed in the summer of 2022. I agree with you moving forward we should look to multi year transfer QB’s. But I guarantee you that a transfer QB will win a natty in the next three years maybe even this year. QB is important in CFB...

It’s not crazy at all. If you open up the check book for a HS QB elite means starting either immediately or by year 2 at the latest. Elite means NFL. NFL means multi year starter typically with QB’s that’s 3+ years of starting snaps.

That’s why you recruit and develop guys like Emory that you know worst case scenario you can still win games with them but they aren’t necessarily NFL players. If you recruit at an elite level the bad for what you need your QB to do is lowered. But roster management is real. Blue chip QB’s...

They aren’t though. What’s an elite QB? I said only OSU has fulfilled this in the current cycle and I can guarantee there will be turnover within their QB room next year. they’re recruiting respectable guys that may develop into something.

They don’t have to make the same kind of investment a Miami would have to make to land the same QB though. It’s drastically different. We have to overpay for that equivalent QB which hinders us spending elsewhere. It isn’t an even playing field. Also if you look at the current class. Only OSU...

Now a new trend is starting where the big schools are taking former elite HS qb’s as transfers to groom for the future. The game has completely changed. Georgia, OSU, Oregon and Bama have young portal QB’s on ice.

D every school you listed took a transfer QB this cycle lol even the ones that may go with the guy they signed in HS.

We don’t have enough information to proclaim one is greater than the other at this point. 50% of the QB’s in last year’s playoffs were transfers. How can you look at cfb in 2024 and say it hasn’t changed? If you look at the top 5 betting favorites to win the natty. 3 of the 5 will feature a...

This is a stat with bad data. We’re only 2-3 years into this new world of free transfers. Going back 20 years is a useless exercise. As information changes your approach has to change.