2025-2026 Portal Updates

[GSG]

 

[BigRedBuster]

 

[lo country]

Averaged 6 yards/carry. 375 yards and 4 TD’s. Added another 53 yards in receptions off of only 4 passes and got 1 receiving TD. I’d take a look.

 

[BigRedBuster]

 

[Huskerfollower4life]

Please God!!!

 

[SouthLincoln Husker]

There are very little ethics in college sports.

 

[lo country]

There are very little ethics in college sports.

This is crazy. Enter, sign, start class, exit, enter and sign with new school. College football is dead.

Saw Duke sued Darian Mensah for breach of contract. He can enter portal, but can’t enroll or play at another school until judge rules.

 

[InOmaha]

If the programs were ethical they wouldn't take someone who transfered, started classes, and was in team meetings. The schools should get together and make guidlines between each other. Sign some sort of anti-compete contracts to nip this.

Did the guy just copy the Clemson playbook and leave?

 

[Hilltop]

If the programs were ethical they wouldn't take someone who transfered, started classes, and was in team meetings. The schools should get together and make guidlines between each other. Sign some sort of anti-compete contracts to nip this.

Did the guy just copy the Clemson playbook and leave?

100s of millions of dollars on the line and you expect schools to act like gentlemen with a hand shake agreement?

 

[InOmaha]

100s of millions of dollars on the line and you expect schools to act like gentlemen with a hand shake agreement?

No. They are more unethical then the kids taking the highest bidder. If universities wanted ethics in college football they'd have it. Just like how cheating only applies to non-athletes.

 

[RedDenver]

If the programs were ethical they wouldn't take someone who transfered, started classes, and was in team meetings. The schools should get together and make guidlines between each other. Sign some sort of anti-compete contracts to nip this.

Did the guy just copy the Clemson playbook and leave?

I'm pretty sure the schools colluding against the athletes is illegal, just like when companies do this against employees.

 

[macroboy]

No. They are more unethical then the kids taking the highest bidder. If universities wanted ethics in college football they'd have it. Just like how cheating only applies to non-athletes.

It might be worth separating university athletic departments from universities as they seem to operate independently and, in many cases, with a suspect moral compass.
In fact it might even be worth separating the football and basketball programs in particular. Many have the financial power to go rogue at this point

 

[LP1]

Please God!!!

Not happening. We're not willing to pay anything close to what these RBs are asking for.

 

[GSG]

Pringle staying at The U

 

[krc1995]

If the programs were ethical they wouldn't take someone who transfered, started classes, and was in team meetings. The schools should get together and make guidlines between each other. Sign some sort of anti-compete contracts to nip this.

Did the guy just copy the Clemson playbook and leave?

for this reason he should have to sit out a year.