2023 Transfer Portal

[chapelhillduck]

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What the hell is happening at a&m? Seems like a lot of these guys are in line for significant playing time.

After the performance the Oregon defense put on this season, I wouldn't be at all upset to see Oregon hit the transfer portal hard for defensive players, especially DBs. Also QB is going to be a significant position of need, especially if Nix decides to go into the draft.

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Texas A&M with another transfer.

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[buckmarkduck]

Breaking- Every Texas A&M player enters the portal.

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Breaking- Every Texas A&M player enters the portal.

May as well be at this point.

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UW has lost S Cameron Williams (former Oregon commit as well) to the portal

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Stanford has lost 3 more players to the portal

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Texas A&M has lost QB Haynes King to the portal

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Florida has lost around 10 players to the portal and Oklahoma is up to around 5-7 with many more expected.

[Duck07]

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[bellsduck]

I thought Stanford players chose Stanford for the education. Why transfer? The education is still there

[buckmarkduck]

I thought Stanford players chose Stanford for the education. Why transfer? The education is still there

I guess winning games and having fun playing the sport they love while getting a degree somewhere else, trumps getting their ass kicked ever week and having a Stanford degree.

[Oregon Ownage]

I thought Stanford players chose Stanford for the education. Why transfer? The education is still there

The ones in the portal seem to have their degree already

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I thought Stanford players chose Stanford for the education. Why transfer? The education is still there

The ones in the portal seem to have their degree already

Yep. The inability for Stanford to keep players after they have their degrees is killing them.

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[Duck07]

Yep. The inability for Stanford to keep players after they have their degrees is killing them.

I really feel that they let their intellect prevent them from being their best in some sports and its part of why Harbaugh was a good fit because he knew how to blend their educational vision of themselves while building a team of dudes. Shaw just always came off as being too smart for his own good and then at the end started to reach for a gimmick with the slow-mesh nonsense.

I think Greg Roman would be of the Harbaugh mold if he does in fact end up there and with more winning, you'll see less of those defections.

[Duck07]

Deion Sanders is about to have the #1 Transfer Portal class at Colorado.

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Yep. The inability for Stanford to keep players after they have their degrees is killing them.

I really feel that they let their intellect prevent them from being their best in some sports and its part of why Harbaugh was a good fit because he knew how to blend their educational vision of themselves while building a team of dudes. Shaw just always came off as being too smart for his own good and then at the end started to reach for a gimmick with the slow-mesh nonsense.

I think Greg Roman would be of the Harbaugh mold if he does in fact end up there and with more winning, you'll see less of those defections.

I'm betting that if the transfer portal existed when Harbaugh was at Stanford you'd still see a lot of transfers. Most these players have the best thing Stanford can provide, and that's a degree. If they want to continue on with football their best bet is to go to a school with a strong football background, which certainly is not Stanford