A look at how the latest news from the transfer portal has impacted the Georgia football program.
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Only four months before minor league football will be coming to a college football stadium near you.
The NCAA should mandate a grace period on when athletes can enter the transfer portal so that it do not challenge a team rosters. They have schedule dates for recruiting periods, on site visits, and signing day, so the same should apply for a kid transferring.
Expect the SEC to vote to allow transfers within the conference to play immediately. There's almost zero chance it will be otherwise from what I have read. This may ultimately change the nature of the game and create more of a gap between the haves and the have not teams. I don't see this as a good thing for college football at all, but I do understand that players want to play - not sit on a bench or play 2nd or third string if they are deserving of better.
We've thrown college academics for "student athletes" further out the window in college football with this and the NIL move.
I disagree with the any narrative that we need a wide receiver. If I were a good CB that wasn't getting enough playing time, I would enter the portal and pray to end up at UGA, like yesterday.
