Transfer Portal 2024

[Rufus]

But But do we get Emory back for next season.

[Lobot]

But But do we get Emory back for next season.

He walked for Senior night so I don't think so.

[BigDaddyCornHusker]

If I understand correctly, this first round of portal entries are 'mutual decisions' between staff and players (i.e. here's our vision, here's how we see you fitting in). P/ Chad's youtube broadcast last night they needed at least 8 players to enter the portal just to make room for the freshman class.

I believe portal talk starts around the 50 minute mark.

https://www.youtube.com/live/Q9R69LxtMws?si=lRU4rEWtyz4-bHJ0

[longtimefan]

He walked for Senior night so I don't think so.

He played in all 11 games in 2019. So he’s played in 5 seasons counting the Covid year. Pretty sure he’s out of eligibility.

[Bearcat93]

If Emory returned, I’d likely rake leaves vs watch UC and UC football is my favorite team of my varied sporting interests. He was very ineffective & painful to watch.

[Rufus]

All I'll say is using to term quarterback in reference to his position of choice is questionable to say the least. It's going to be very interesting to watch how the QB room shakes out in Clifton this off season.

[London 'Cat]

Jones has exhausted his eligibility. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emory_Jones
No chance he returns to UC.

[Bearcat Chris]

The portal, along with gambling is going to be the end of college football, probably sooner than later.

Here is a statement today from the head coach at Nebraska on the cost of getting good players from the portal…. “the current cost for a good portal QB is between $1-$2 million in this era of NIL deals.” Rhule also said some teams in the country have $6-$7 million players on the roster.

No way UC football can compete paying that kind of money.

B.C.

[leo from jersey]

The portal, along with gambling is going to be the end of college football, probably sooner than later.

Here is a statement today from the head coach at Nebraska on the cost of getting good players from the portal…. “the current cost for a good portal QB is between $1-$2 million in this era of NIL deals.” Rhule also said some teams in the country have $6-$7 million players on the roster.

No way UC football can compete paying that kind of money.

B.C.

The recruiting experts for tOSU said on 24 7 that an elite OL is between 200,000 -500,000.

[bearcatbret]

The portal, along with gambling is going to be the end of college football, probably sooner than later.

Here is a statement today from the head coach at Nebraska on the cost of getting good players from the portal…. “the current cost for a good portal QB is between $1-$2 million in this era of NIL deals.” Rhule also said some teams in the country have $6-$7 million players on the roster.

No way UC football can compete paying that kind of money.

B.C.

You mentioned but the death will be gambling, portal, AND NIL. You are correct, UC will not be able to financially compete with some of the universities out there. What scares me is the basketball side of things. Those private schools that do not have a football team will be able to buy a semi-pro basketball team and run away with the wins.

[GoBearcats31]

CJ Doggette, DL
Chris Scott, WR
Mao Glynn, OL

[GoBearcats31]

NOT transferring: the starting offensive line is coming back https://247sports.com/college/cincin...urn-221862712/

[Lobot]

Portal offer out to WKU DB Upton Stout.

[Lobot]

Portal offer out to WR Ja'Mori Maclin from UNT . Jeremy Maclin's cousin

[swilsonsp4]

Portal offer out to WR Ja'Mori Maclin from UNT . Jeremy Maclin's cousin

Obviously, there is rampant disregard for the rules of the portal nationwide. The portal doesn't open until next Monday (12/4), but news of transfers and offers is readily available now.