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Anyone remember what the number ended up being last year? 1,800 scholarship players looking for new homes is ridiculous. What a messed up time this is right now in college basketball.

There is no fight going on....just MPLS being MPLS.....That said, nice list and you didin't even include Wisconsin. You have far more patience than I do to compile info for him to prove that other teams are losing starters too, not just us.

Spencer has been disappointing to this point but hopefully he can put it together this year. I'm all for bringing in as many WR as possible to hopefully find a couple that can be reliable options.

The only potential benefit to bringing them in now would be if you had some strong confidence in the fact that they would not up and leave the following year. But in this day and age it would be really tough to feel that confident about any player since loyalty is not something that seems to...

Sounds good....you do you....

Good lord you are tiring.....You are just making crap up at this point and have made my decision to return you to my ignore list an easy one.

It feels like they tend to be cautious when offering instate kids. Likelihood they commit is higher so you don't want to extend an offer until you are positive that you want the kid. I am sure they have their reasons for why the offered one and not the other, still plenty of time left in the...

Yeah, seems like we hear different numbers all the time and there is so much guessing and speculation going on about just how much money is actually being thrown at players in this pretend NIL world we are living in. Whole thing is just messy.

He isn't likely to get much if anything in pay for play money if he isn't going to be able to play for a year.

Dude you know this is not going to catch on no matter how many times you post it right?

Lot of young guys on that list who still need to prove themselves at the college level. Hopefully the majority of them stick around and pan out.

Just a guess but individual football players are probably getting way less than what we are hearing even marginal basketball guys are being offered. Another factor is probably the athletes themselves. Football is a team game whereas basketball is far more focused on the individuals.

It's actually an interesting idea......would be a tough sell to get the fanbase to support the crap teams up until you decide to spend money, plus you would have to have boosters willing to keep building up the stockpile of money for the year you are going for it. But if you had a massive pile...

sure....but until we know if he is actually going to be the primary PG it is kind of silly to worry much about it. As I said a few posts ago my bet is he is being viewed as more of replacement for Carrington than Hawkins but I guess time will tell.

But being negative is the basketball board way. :)

So looking at all 18 teams 7 of their projected starters are transfers in year one at their new school including 4 of the top 6 on their list. 2 of their projected starters are true freshman 7 are guys who were with their team last year (some of those were transfers from the year before) 2...

Great for Rashod, his pro career hasn't really taken off yet through his first 3 years but hopefully he can keep grinding and become a bigger part of their offense over the next few.

I mean I guess at least they are trying to bring a little bit of sanity to things. If they actually enforce the May 1 deadline for entry than at least teams will know who they have on their roster for sure as they try and fill the empty spots. But yeah....someone will probably sue because...

The portal itself isn't the problem. The portal is just the tool players can use to make it known they are looking for a new school. The problem is unrestricted free agency combined with unregulated pay for play. Those are the things that are leading to so many players deciding to transfer in...

Or this kid is more a replacement for Carrington and they are still looking for a true PG to replace Hawkins.