Cameron Rising

[TheMatador]

**** both of them trying to transfer?



No school will be able to take 2 qbs in a class now that the transfer portal is active. 1 or both will leave automatically after year 1

Good point. That's why you have to cover yourself and take one every year.

 

[TheMatador]

The NCAA must be charging them to process the paperwork. They are getting a piece of the pie so this will only get worse in my opinion.

SAD

Charging the kids? I think it would deter some kids, depending on the cost.

 

[TRick72]

Charging the kids? I think it would deter some kids, depending on the cost.

If they are charging I would have to assume it’s like an application fee just like what a regular student pays when applying to a school $75-$100. Players can easily afford that with their stipend, not to mention any other “benefits” they receive.

 

[MotoSniper]

UFAG considers themselves FLIP U......Well we are gonna go them one better and become transfer U.

That title is FAUs

 

[supersaiyanshel]

Last 2 Heisman winners were transfers. No longer an indictment to save a team from them when the best are doing it.

**** the best player on the team this year was a transfer.

And the other transfers we got were solid contributors.

 

[Gatorhater]

The transfer model is our only shot under Richt.

We will always be the bride's maid w his recruiting. The new rule change might just save his aas.

Don’t forget, he gets big time second chance to ***** up— him and son coach them once they get here.

 

[Bunker Mentality]

The transfer model is our only shot under Richt.

We will always be the bride's maid w his recruiting. The new rule change might just save his aas.

I'm sure he's been aware of the possibilities; why take a fresher if you can get a transfer who's better?

 

[JohnnyYoung]

I think potential transfers will read the writing on the wall (and talk to current players) and see Jarren is the guy, Richts or not.

I don't mean to say "don't pursue a potential transfer," because you want as many real players as possible but when kids look at it like a business decision (or their advisors do) or fail to have that aforementioned idea about what commitment is then they will shy away from going where competition will lie, especially when that team finished 7-5 in a slouch division, the proverbial "guy" isn't leaving and the current staff hasn't shown an ability to develop QBs i.e. guys go pro early or realize a benefit to sticking around (Ohio State - Alabama, Oklahoma).

I'm aware this argument rests on the viewpoint that Jarren is the guy and that Richt will adapt or go away (you are all pessimistic about that one and rightfully so) but I think the general logic is sound.

 

[JohnnyYoung]

Ultimate point being there is no excuse for having failed to identify a guy from the '19 class who fits the mold and culture and willing to come into a program and develop (with a real chance of doing so of course). You cannot afford to strikeout and such is utterly unacceptable, even if you think "awh shucks maybe we thought we had Michael Johnson at some point in la la land"

 

[Tad Footeball]

Wish Shane Buechele would transfer to Miami. He’s a solid runner and accurate passer. Stays out of trouble which would be nice.

A pro baseball player's son from Texas that plays QB? I don't see that ever working.

 

[Bunker Mentality]

 

[HurricaneUWW]

Definitely has some solid tools to work with. Already more accurate than Rosier ever was. Pushes the ball downfield with ease as well.