2025-2026 Portal Updates

[SouthLincoln Husker]

Always got to be 1 buzz killer!

 

[FrankWheeler]

Looking at that website Nebraska is also #2 in returning experience on defense, maybe they did learn something from Indiana?

 

[CaptainObvious]

Always got to be 1 buzz killer!

 

[JWHusker]

If nothing else, it looks to be a pretty experienced OL...

Based on the (believed) weak state of our DL I think reports coming out before the season is that this will be the best looking OL we’ve had in 20+ years…

 

[Undone]

Hell, they'll have me at the spring game

This is good self-awareness, lo.

 

[GSG]

 

[Psaboy]

DL Davis transferring to the U I hear

 

[Decked]

DL Davis transferring to the U I hear

days ago yes

 

[Psaboy]

days ago yes

Got it, I just saw today, so not breaking news I guess

 

[BigRedBuster]

 

[caveman99]

I wonder if Ole Miss tries to turn the tables on this by showing receipts on LSU.

 

[BigRedBuster]

I wonder if Ole Miss tries to turn the tables on this by showing receipts on LSU.

I would love it if they did. I would love this to turn into a chain of events where it shows many programs tampering and it ends up showing a huge spot light on the problem. Then, it would be nice if those universities put pressure on the NCAA to get control of it. But, that's a pie in the sky dream.

 

[admo]

My only suggesting is to a have a rule that allows no agents for student-athletes, until they declare they are done with school and declare for the pros/draft.

It puts the tampering sanctions on the player and anyone else who gets involved (agents, coaches, family, boosters, etc).

If caught, penalize the tampering school and the player (1 year) and ban the agent (or person of contact).

If you cannot scare them away from tampering with harsh penalties, and then enforce it, nothing will solve it.

Agents are screwing it up and no accountability for them. Now we are hearing examples from coaches.

Players would then be wise enough to know about the portal rules and avoid the tampering.

It won't happen though, because it is always about "helping the players - teens/college student adults" as priority #1.

Oh well, just a thought rando

 

[RedDenver]

My only suggesting is to a have a rule that allows no agents for student-athletes, until they declare they are done with school and declare for the pros/draft.

Imagine if your employer conspired with all the other companies in your industry to create rules about what you were and weren't allowed to do to seek employment.

 

[Bobby_Axelrod]

Imagine if your employer conspired with all the other companies in your industry to create rules about what you were and weren't allowed to do to seek employment.

For the record, I'm okay with what happened to Dalton Trumbo. Commies upset me.