2020 Transfer Portal Thread

[Mdot21]

I'm guessing this hurt his chances at landing at any major program

https://247sports.com/college/north-carolina-state/Article/Joshua-Fedd-Jackson-arrested-assault-former-NC-State-OL-145612500/

Son of a bitch. Reading all the PFF breakdowns on him and checking out a couple of clips on YouTube- that dude would've been an instant high quality All-Conference type starter at guard anywhere he decided to go. That sucks.

[mcwterps1]

has there been any news on him? He would be an instant plug and play starter. Michigan could use that guy badly.

Yeah. Seeing this on the Terps board as well. 
One donor plays golf a lot with higher ups at UMD, and says done to UMD.

Another reporter for UMD homed in FL, says S Florida (location) is his destination.

We'll see. 

I'd rather have Caleb Williams though. 

[CWSooner]

Yes. My fault. Hurts came from Alabama to a game last year, then left for OK.

I've fixed it.

No sweat.  If I had known that Hurts visited Maryland before coming to OU I would have figured out what you meant.

[mcwterps1]

Interesting tweet...


https://twitter.com/realshel_UMD/status/1259212469614018560?s=19

I'm going to take it as we got one of the 2.

[FearlessF]

According to the report from 247Sports, there were 680 FBS players who entered their name in the transfer portal during the 2018-19 cycle. Of that group, 311 committed to another FBS program while 367 committed to an FCS school, a junior college, another division or stopped playing football entirely.

That means that 54.3 percent of the FBS players who entered the portal did not play football at that same level. All 680 players were ranked three-star recruits or higher out of high school.


https://saturdaytradition.com/big-ten-football/study-from-247sports-shows-that-majority-of-cfb-players-who-enter-transfer-portal-dont-return-to-fbs-level/?fbclid=IwAR1SSevVhp5QkXipV9lxAfTAW1YezGXxzeruOsWCb8NG1RANrevWNeALg8I

[bayareabadger]

According to the report from 247Sports, there were 680 FBS players who entered their name in the transfer portal during the 2018-19 cycle. Of that group, 311 committed to another FBS program while 367 committed to an FCS school, a junior college, another division or stopped playing football entirely.

That means that 54.3 percent of the FBS players who entered the portal did not play football at that same level. All 680 players were ranked three-star recruits or higher out of high school.


https://saturdaytradition.com/big-ten-football/study-from-247sports-shows-that-majority-of-cfb-players-who-enter-transfer-portal-dont-return-to-fbs-level/?fbclid=IwAR1SSevVhp5QkXipV9lxAfTAW1YezGXxzeruOsWCb8NG1RANrevWNeALg8I

Is this a surprise?

[FearlessF]

not to me, possibly 247 sports

possibly more than a few players who entered the portal

[FearlessF]

Quarterback Noah Vedral’s destination as a graduate transfer is Rutgers, an October opponent of the Huskers

[mcwterps1]

https://twitter.com/TerpsFootball/status/1261440998430760960?s=19

[ELA]

That portal from Tuscaloosa opened a year later than planned.

[mcwterps1]

That portal from Tuscaloosa opened a year later than planned.

Let's see if it does any good, or, if we even get to play.

[Kris60]

Terps, tell me about the Brand kid transferring to WVU.

[ALA2262]

Let's see if it does any good, or, if we even get to play.

The kid can play. BTW, Hurts asked Saban for advice on his move and Saban pointed him to OU. Told him he would be surrounded by better talent there.

[FearlessF]

Nebraska received a transfer on Wednesday when South Dakota receiver Levi Falck announced on Twitter he will continue his career at NU. He’ll presumably be a walk-on for the Huskers.

The 6-foot-2, 205-pound Falck caught nine passes for 85 yards last season for the Coyotes. In 2018, he caught 45 passes for 492 yards and two touchdowns.