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<blockquote data-quote="JWG66" data-source="post: 132300787" data-attributes="member: 1052406">At this point, its still early to be looking at this. Best someone can do is look at important losses and rates of transfers out. The current window out doesn't close for another couple weeks and there is a second window out in May. The first window enables a transfer to enroll (key event) in their new program in time to participate in spring practice and summer conditioning/meetings. But the movements are not really settled until enrollment in the fall. At that point, the roster should be relatively stable and we can begin projecting starters and depth. Even recruits that have signed their LOIs are not 100% guaranteed enrollees as their eligibility must clear their scholastic records to be able to enroll. So, while we appear to be in better shape so far, there is still dust to settle before we know who will be available to play next year. At least we have not allowed Addae back on campus to recruit our roster.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JWG66, post: 132300787, member: 1052406"] At this point, its still early to be looking at this. Best someone can do is look at important losses and rates of transfers out. The current window out doesn't close for another couple weeks and there is a second window out in May. The first window enables a transfer to enroll (key event) in their new program in time to participate in spring practice and summer conditioning/meetings. But the movements are not really settled until enrollment in the fall. At that point, the roster should be relatively stable and we can begin projecting starters and depth. Even recruits that have signed their LOIs are not 100% guaranteed enrollees as their eligibility must clear their scholastic records to be able to enroll. So, while we appear to be in better shape so far, there is still dust to settle before we know who will be available to play next year. At least we have not allowed Addae back on campus to recruit our roster. [/QUOTE]

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