"In a unanimous show of support, Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) coaches voted Tuesday in favor of a proposal that would reduce college football's transfer windows down to a single 10-day period in January in an effort to preserve the integrity of bowl season and put guardrails on a system many coaches lament…"

Slavers gon' slave

I don't think this will fly. No transfer at the end of the year? Really?

I think this helps the coaches. I think the idea of having the kids come in for spring is all about the teams and making it easier for the coaches. But it seems to me that the best time to transfer is after the spring when the school year is done. Like most students.

Oski87 said:

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I don't think this will fly. No transfer at the end of the year? Really?

I think this helps the coaches. I think the idea of having the kids come in for spring is all about the teams and making it easier for the coaches. But it seems to me that the best time to transfer is after the spring when the school year is done. Like most students.

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Let's stop pretending the people transferring multiple times are interested in being a student.

Bobodeluxe said:

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"In a unanimous show of support, Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) coaches voted Tuesday in favor of a proposal that would reduce college football's transfer windows down to a single 10-day period in January in an effort to preserve the integrity of bowl season and put guardrails on a system many coaches lament…"

Slavers gon' slave

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I think you went a bit hyperbole with your link. First, the kids are getting pay for play now, so they are being compensated. Second, they basically want one transfer portal rather than two, and I think both the players and the coaches are better served having a better understanding of the fall season's roster in January, rather than having a projected roster that is going to change in April.

I also like moving the transfer window to Jan 2 -12 (aka after most of the bowl games). Though I don't think that stops the opt-outs.

I found this interesting, though you need to fast forward to 2:20 because the guest gets sidetracked at the beginning with a Kawhi story: