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Hoover and Mestemaker off the board if these announcements are to be believed..

Seems like deals are starting to be announced, we should be hearing something soon right, RIGHT?!
 
skyman said:
Hoover and Mestemaker off the board if these announcements are to be believed..

Seems like deals are starting to be announced, we should be hearing something soon right, RIGHT?!
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Official day is Jan 2nd??

So likely yes.
 
PIPO said:
Official day is Jan 2nd??

So likely yes.
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Yes but multiple articles have stated that the beginning is gonna be like the nba opening day of free agency, everything already in place and forgone conclusion by that date.. So there should be leaks who we have locked up before then..

A new window: ‘It’s going to be like NBA free agency’​

If you’ve had trouble keeping track of all the changes to the college football calendar, you’re not alone. Since the transfer portal introduced windows in 2022, they have changed every year.

This year, there’s only one transfer portal window, not two, and it’s only 15 days. It opens on Friday, Jan. 2 and closes on Friday, Jan. 16, and it applies to all FBS and FCS players, regardless of their classification or graduation status.

The only exception to the window will be for those players who play in the national championship game — they get a five-day window that begins on Jan. 20 — or any players at schools that make a coaching change after the window closes. Those players get a 15-day portal window that begins after their new coach is hired.

Players are free to take as long as they need to pick a destination as long as they enter their names within the window, though there will be a time crunch for players who want to enroll at their new school in time for the spring semester.

There is no spring transfer window, as there has been for the last three offseasons. Players can still transfer outside the portal windows as a normal student would, but aren’t technically allowed to have recruiting contact with other schools unless they have entered their names into the portal.

That hasn’t really slowed down the activity in December, though. As players declared their intent to enter the portal — either publicly or privately — and agents shopped their clients, plenty of action has occurred outside of official channels. The last few weeks have amounted to a built-in tampering period, and several general managers said they expect commitment announcements to come as early as Friday, in the hours after the portal opens.

“A lot of it is already done,” one Power 4 GM said recently. “It’s going to be like NBA free agency, where on Day 1, you see a ton of commitments.”
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www.nytimes.com

College football transfer portal buzz: Brendan Sorsby and Texas Tech’s next big offseason

The chance for improving 2026 rosters is right around the corner, as college football’s transfer portal officially opens on Friday.
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JackMcClinton89 said:
So what is the consensus right now, Bailey? I would also consider a more economical option if possible (like the guy out of JMU) and save money for other positions.
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I have seen now, we dont want to spend on WR, now QB, TE, DT, anywhere basically.. In recruiting board, its save the money for portal, come to portal and its save from every position to another position but then in those threads its also save :ibis-roflmao-sm3:


We not tryna go back to poptart bowl and we need to ELEVATE the talent level across the board.. We still need EXPLOSIVE playmakers.. SPEND THE MONEY!!!!
 
Is it a given that Nickel isn’t good enough to be our QB next season? He has had enough time to learn the system by now.
 
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