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I think Clark and Annezstad just want to play somewhere and compete. ZA is going into this 5th year of college. He may look at it like it's now or never. Clark was a Rivals 4-Star out of high school and is now going into his 4th year of college. You have to think he's wanting to play at just...

I feel he may be leaning towards Oklahoma State.

Good deal. Unfortunately, that requires the player announcing it like Nnamdi appears to be doing. I have a level of respect for the transfer kids who are handling themselves differently than their first go-around. Shows a level of maturity in my book but it makes it difficult to track their...

Where would that information be reported?

Who knows. But it is clear having game film gives the players more leverage for sure. Ky is taking less of a risk than ZA; who in turn is taking less risk than Clark.

I agree with you. Having game film, especially game film showing he can compete at the B1G level is a huge plus for the guys hitting the portal.

It's too far back than I care to look. But unless I said it, anything you think I implied would fall on you, no? So what exactly are you asking?

Great points. What would your take be if Mo didn't get hurt this year and elected to follow Tanner's path to come back for his 6th year, and Ky then decides to enter the portal? Do you think Ky would, having not played a single down this season, still be a slam dunk to get a good offer...

Nnamdi was an OT when he started high school football. I don't recall when he switched to WR but he was extremely raw when he arrived to Minnesota.

It's interesting to see some portal players post their offers as if they are still in high school while others quietly go about their business.

I think the debate here is what Fleck actually means by an open competition. There may very well be a truly open competition at some positions but few believe Tanner will have to prove himself to keep his QB1 job. So long as Tanner doesn't come into the season having forgot the plays and/or...

That's a really solid angle. In a couple of games, a little better is all we needed to pull out a W.

I really had my hopes up when he and his dad visited the U. I knew it was too good to be true but one can always dream.

Forget all what you think you know. This is a new era of football.

That's not what any one has said but you do you, bob.

I think that's a valid argument, for sure.

I see your point. Riley was obviously in talks during the season too. If it's good for the goose and all of that. I see it that Caleb handled it like a business and took matters in his own hand. He likely put out a few feelers to see if there would be any mutual interest. Likely thru his...

For example: If Fleck says there is an open competition at every position you guys seem to think he really means it.

Or Caleb sees it that he committed to Riley who bailed on him and also figured he owed the University nothing in return. I do understand what you are saying though. And I agree that is probably the general consensus of the prior generations of players. The game has evolved. Loyalties are out...

He likely did. And we agreed Riley did the exact thing to him, right.? It's just business. Caleb is looking out for #1, as he should.