2024 Transfer Portal

[The Hippie Satan of Hyperbole]

No. You can enter the portal whenever you wish.

But students who enter after the deadline date cannot transfer and be immediately eligible correct?

[lawdog77]

But students who enter after the deadline date cannot transfer and be immediately eligible correct?

Yes. JayBee just being Jaybee
http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Transfer/DIUG_Windows.pdf
New transfer legislation passed last week by the NCAA has added a sense of urgency to the looming close of the men's and women's transfer windows, as all transfers -- even graduate transfers -- now need to be in the portal by the close of their sports' windows.

Previously, graduate transfers didn't need to adhere to transfer window dates and could enter the portal at any time. For example, Cam Spencer left Rutgers in June and committed to UConn, ultimately helping lead the Huskies to their second straight national championship.

Last week's transfer legislation, however, included the elimination of the graduate transfer exception. and that has caught players and coaches by surprise.

"Student-athletes who plan to enroll as graduate students at their next school can enter the portal at any time during the academic year but must enter the portal prior to the conclusion of their respective sports' final transfer windows," the NCAA wrote in a news release.

The new rule, approved by the Division I board of directors on Monday, applies to all sports and is effective immediately, the NCAA confirmed to ESPN.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

But students who enter after the deadline date cannot transfer and be immediately eligible correct?

Correct,  though we'll see how much stomach the NCAA has for enforcing it

[Jay Bee]

But students who enter after the deadline date cannot transfer and be immediately eligible correct?

False. The deadline and “window” is simply a notification window. They must tell their current school by that date (eg today). This notification allows an @“ez pass” to immediate eligibility.

Now, if a coach leaves, a program closes shop, etc - then kids can get an ez pass as well.

The big question is — will we see a number of kids who didn’t notify come to the ncaa via a new school in the future and cry for a waiver?  I’m certain we’ll see some - how will the ncaa react? They’ve already folded a lot, so we’ll see.

[jfp61]

They’ve already folded a lot, so we’ll see.

Because the NCAA is realizing they have no legal standing to opperate in anyway that they have in the past.

NCAA will continue to "fold" because if they don't there will no longer be an NCAA.

[lawdog77]

False. The deadline and “window” is simply a notification window. They must tell their current school by that date (eg today). This notification allows an @“ez pass” to immediate eligibility.

Now, if a coach leaves, a program closes shop, etc - then kids can get an ez pass as well.

The big question is — will we see a number of kids who didn’t notify come to the ncaa via a new school in the future and cry for a waiver?  I’m certain we’ll see some - how will the ncaa react? They’ve already folded a lot, so we’ll see.

They are still not "immediately eligible", they have to request a waiver.

On a side note, I wonder if a college fires a coach mid season, if those SA's could request a waiver to play immediately.

[TAMU, Knower of Ball]

Because the NCAA is realizing they have no legal standing to opperate in anyway that they have in the past.

NCAA will continue to "fold" because if they don't there will no longer be an NCAA.

I was surprised they stood firm on their rulings for Dingle and Ledlum

[Herman Cain]

I was surprised they stood firm on their rulings for Dingle and Ledlum

The NCAA rule is a player is allowed 5 years to complete 4 years of eligibility. What happened is the NCAA declared that 2020-21 did not count toward a year of eligibility. They never actually granted 5 years as some media outlets erroneously state. Yes some players did play 5 years because their league played in 2020-21 but the Ivy League didnt.

 So in Dingle and Ledlum case , they started in 2019-20 , did not play in 2020-21 because Ivy League had no season, and then competed in 21-22, 22-23, and 23-24.

So from NCAA standpoint Dingle and Ledlum  got their  5 to play 4 . Another way of looking at this, is if Dingle and Ledlum where freshman in 2020-21 they would still have another year of eligibility this season.

It will be interesting to see if they win the Anti Trust element of their case, could that open the door to unlimited years of eligibility?

[Jay Bee]

They are still not "immediately eligible", they have to request a waiver.

On a side note, I wonder if a college fires a coach mid season, if those SA's could request a waiver to play immediately.

Ez pass. They are stated exceptions. #EZpass

[Nukem2]

The NCAA rule is a player is allowed 5 years to complete 4 years of eligibility. What happened is the NCAA declared that 2020-21 did not count toward a year of eligibility. They never actually granted 5 years as some media outlets erroneously state. Yes some players did play 5 years because their league played in 2020-21 but the Ivy League didnt.

 So in Dingle and Ledlum case , they started in 2019-20 , did not play in 2020-21 because Ivy League had no season, and then competed in 21-22, 22-23, and 23-24.

So from NCAA standpoint Dingle and Ledlum  got their  5 to play 4 . Another way of looking at this, is if Dingle and Ledlum where freshman in 2020-21 they would still have another year of eligibility this season.

It will be interesting to see if they win the Anti Trust element of their case, could that open the door to unlimited years of eligibility?

But anyone who redshirted in 20-21 is seemingly eligible for the covid season?

[SaveOD238]

It will be interesting to see if they win the Anti Trust element of their case, could that open the door to unlimited years of eligibility?

Now THAT would be the end of college sports as we know it.

[wisblue]

Does anyone have any idea how many power conference programs have had no players enter the portal and, as of today, have not added anyone from the portal?

[MUbiz]

Does anyone have any idea how many power conference programs have had no players enter the portal and, as of today, have not added anyone from the portal?

I don't know today, but here was the list in April.

There are seven D1 teams that don't have any players in the transfer portal as of April 24:

Kansas
Marquette
Colgate
Army
Navy
Binghamton
South Alabama

[tower912]

Kansas has Storrs.  Therefore, MU is the only high major to neither lose a player to the portal nor sign a player in the portal.

Yay, MU!

[Juan Anderson's Mixtape]

Kansas has Storrs.  Therefore, MU is the only high major to neither lose a player to the portal nor sign a player in the portal.

Yay, MU!

Kansas has landed 4 transfers.  Besides Storr, they are Zeke Mayo, Riley Kugel, and Rylan Griffen.

[tower912]

Thanks.  Still leaves MU all alone in the high major, no transfers out, no transfers in category.

[Scoop Snoop]

Thanks.  Still leaves MU all alone in the high major, no transfers out, no transfers in category.

We're number 1! We're number 1!

[tower912]

Indeed.

[mugrad_89]

Arthur Kaluma back in the portal again.

[tower912]

Time to make it a drinking game, a la Markus only being 17.    Every time the announcers mention that MU is the only high major to completely sit out the transfer portal during the offseason, drink.   

[Jay Bee]

Time to make it a drinking game, a la Markus only being 17.    Every time the announcers mention that MU is the only high major to completely sit out the transfer portal during the offseason, drink.

Don’t jinx us. Lots of time b/w now and November.

[lawdog77]

Don’t jinx us. Lots of time b/w now and November.

I don't see us dropping majors, dropping our program, or Shaka getting fired, so we're good.

[tower912]

JB, you are right.  A lot of golf left to play.

[Jay Bee]

I don't see us dropping majors, dropping our program, or Shaka getting fired, so we're good.

You’re missing certain scenarios; some of which are not far fetched in the slightest my g

[brewcity77]

Walk on Jack Anderson finally made it official, transferring to Marquette. D3 player.