New transfer

90sCat

Redshirt
Nov 7, 2023
12
0
0
When does free agency end?
Technically never. There are limits on when one can enter the portal and practical things like when a semester or sports starts/ends but if one is already in the portal they can transfer at any time. I am somewhat surprised that more players don't just enter the portal every year even if they plan on staying.
 

NJCat

All-Conference
Mar 7, 2016
21,871
1,995
113
I am somewhat surprised that more players don't just enter the portal every year even if they plan on staying.
Wouldn't they risk losing their scholarship when they enter the portal? Any commitment a school might make for 4 years could be null and void.....
 

corbi2961

Senior
Sep 9, 2005
30,524
786
0
Wouldn't they risk losing their scholarship when they enter the portal? Any commitment a school might make for 4 years could be null and void.....
Correct. Once you enter the portal, your existing scholarship is gone unless you are that good of a player that your current will for certain take you back.
 

AdamOnFirst

All-Conference
Nov 29, 2021
11,499
2,691
113
Getting a guy who has gotten significant playing time both of his first two years on campus with a very good team with a good defense? Sounds good to me!
 

hdhntr1

All-Conference
Sep 5, 2006
38,486
1,445
113
Technically never. There are limits on when one can enter the portal and practical things like when a semester or sports starts/ends but if one is already in the portal they can transfer at any time. I am somewhat surprised that more players don't just enter the portal every year even if they plan on staying.
If they enter the portal do they jeapardize their current scholarship situation?
 
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