Arrival/Departure List 2022-23
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DefenderAO
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The Murphinator
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YetiJR
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Twitter announcement he has pinned says he entered the portal as a TE/ATH, so he's most likely making a position change. I'm still thinking as a walk-on.
Decked
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floridacorn
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You could analyze this to death, but this is definitely not the kind of attitude coaches want to see. EJ looked like a cop about to snap over noncompliance.
If this is why he left then see ya kid. This type of effort seemed to be an issue during Frost's tenure the first few years and all we heard was it was the last coaches fault.
lo country
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Looks like we are tied for 7th in the P5 with 25 transfers to date. CU on top with 56. Read the were down to roughly a dozen original scholarship guys. If we lose to them.......
runningblind
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We have no idea how we will be with a new staff and turnover, likewise with CU. Losing to them means absolutely nothing for us or Rhule at that point. This next year is going to be rough regardless.
Dogs In A Pile
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Won't be any worse than losing to NW last year to give them their only W of the year. Or Georgia Southern. We'll take it in stride just like all the rest of our losses and move on.
Red Five
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****Do not turn this into a Deion discussion. There is a thread for that****
Two nuggets from an Athletic article on Deion's roster flip that pertain to our roster:
Sanders is executing this overhaul at a time when transfer rules are changing. The NCAA has made it much tougher for underclassmen to gain immediate eligibility on their second transfer. In recent years, it was easy to get a waiver by citing no participation opportunity (NPO) at your previous school. That won’t work anymore. Obtaining that eligibility waiver now requires documented issues of mental health, assault, discrimination or disability. Undergraduate transfers joining Colorado have two options if they need to transfer again: Get their degree first or sit out a year in residence.
There’s a potentially greater issue coming soon. The NCAA is concerned enough about the graduation rate of transfers that they want to hold schools accountable. Starting this year, the undergraduate transfers Sanders signs will have their financial aid guaranteed for their full five-year period of eligibility and count against Colorado’s 85-man scholarship limit until they graduate or go pro.
There are ways to get around that if the player transfers again or is medically disqualified, but recruiting staffers recognize they must be careful when taking transfers who aren’t close to graduating.
“If we take an undergrad transfer, we now view it like you’re stuck with this guy for the rest of their career,” the a Big 12 Director of Player Personell said. “The rules are written in a way to encourage you being stuck with them. If they take 25 transfers and 15 of them stink, there’s really no way to get rid of those guys.”
https://theathletic.com/4485364/2023/05/04/deion-sanders-colorado-transfer-portal-roster/
Two nuggets from an Athletic article on Deion's roster flip that pertain to our roster:
Sanders is executing this overhaul at a time when transfer rules are changing. The NCAA has made it much tougher for underclassmen to gain immediate eligibility on their second transfer. In recent years, it was easy to get a waiver by citing no participation opportunity (NPO) at your previous school. That won’t work anymore. Obtaining that eligibility waiver now requires documented issues of mental health, assault, discrimination or disability. Undergraduate transfers joining Colorado have two options if they need to transfer again: Get their degree first or sit out a year in residence.
There’s a potentially greater issue coming soon. The NCAA is concerned enough about the graduation rate of transfers that they want to hold schools accountable. Starting this year, the undergraduate transfers Sanders signs will have their financial aid guaranteed for their full five-year period of eligibility and count against Colorado’s 85-man scholarship limit until they graduate or go pro.
There are ways to get around that if the player transfers again or is medically disqualified, but recruiting staffers recognize they must be careful when taking transfers who aren’t close to graduating.
“If we take an undergrad transfer, we now view it like you’re stuck with this guy for the rest of their career,” the a Big 12 Director of Player Personell said. “The rules are written in a way to encourage you being stuck with them. If they take 25 transfers and 15 of them stink, there’s really no way to get rid of those guys.”
https://theathletic.com/4485364/2023/05/04/deion-sanders-colorado-transfer-portal-roster/
