Players already jumping into the Transfer Portal
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This player is from PA, wonder if there's a Coen/Woodward connection there? He's an outstanding QB, big guy too.
This is the guy I want at Qb
www.espn.com
Miami QB Van Dyke in portal, eyes 'next chapter'
Miami quarterback Tyler Van Dyke has entered the transfer portal, he confirmed Monday night in a social media post.
From Connecticut, three year starter. I’d imagine Coen knows all about this guy and he’s exactly what we need.This is the guy I want at Qb
Miami QB Van Dyke in portal, eyes 'next chapter'
Miami quarterback Tyler Van Dyke has entered the transfer portal, he confirmed Monday night in a social media post.
Missed time this year with a shoulder injury, that's a red flag. Early list of likely suitors didn't have UK listed as a destination.
Interesting guy..... top 25 QB in terms of QB rating.. 6-5, 240... If he had a levis attitude he would be putting some hurt on some secondary dudes.
seems like what happens in the business world is happening in college athletics
at least in my industry, if people want to get their market value, they usually have to switch jobs.
most if not all of these kids are looking for a bigger payday as the reason they are leaving their school, and I suspect most if not all will get it -
and the real irony is, once they leave a void in their position, their old school will probably pay the guy replacing him what the transferring kid wanted to begin with to stay
at least in my industry, if people want to get their market value, they usually have to switch jobs.
most if not all of these kids are looking for a bigger payday as the reason they are leaving their school, and I suspect most if not all will get it -
and the real irony is, once they leave a void in their position, their old school will probably pay the guy replacing him what the transferring kid wanted to begin with to stay
I did not like losing Justin Rogers. Also, Ja’Kobi Albert. Looks like Albert RSed this year at MSU. Time will tell whether he could have been a key contributor. Same with Goodwin.
If he's who you are stuck with, you have no other option
Agree. Definitely not a great arm. Probably not even a good arm
This generation has NIL. I doubt transferring was as rampant prior to NCAA transfer rules. NIL makes it far more enticing.
I take Rogers over Van Dyke all day. There are reasons why he continuously was benched over his career after being named the starter.This is the guy I want at Qb
Miami QB Van Dyke in portal, eyes 'next chapter'
Miami quarterback Tyler Van Dyke has entered the transfer portal, he confirmed Monday night in a social media post.
Is that a good source? Sure sounds like specific info but I'm not familiar with that account
NIL is no different than what schools were paying the athletes back then.
From 1926 to 1929, the Carnegie Foundation spent three years studying college athletics at 130 universities. Their investigation found that athletes were receiving compensation at 80% of the universities. Pay for play and inducements were rampant back then.
Hugh McElhenny provides an illustrative example. He initially enrolled at USC and transferred out when they stopped paying him while he was academically ineligible. He then began receiving lucrative transfer offers, the three biggest being from Washington, Alabama and Georgia.
He choose Washington because they were offering him the most. In addition to his scholarship, Washington paid for his honeymoon, provided a furnished apartment, gave him two new cars and paid him a monthly stipend. He was paid so much by Washington, that when he turned pro in 1952, his NFL salary meant he was taking a pay cut.
Most of NIL today is not true NIL, but inducements. And inducements were just as widespread back then as they are today.
And for the record, there were true NIL deals back then too. James Hogan had an NIL deal with American Tobacco back in 1904.
He's a 2024 prospect, he's not in the portal, he's just reopened his HS recruitment.
Yeah, let's please bring in somebody who's healthy without a lengthy injury history.
Doubt we ever hear from Goodwin again. That’s just the way it is when a player jumps around and then out of a program to which they transferred.
I mean, we'd have to look back 2-3 yrs at qbs we recruited who were initially receptive. Wimsatt does come to mind. Malachi Nelson at USC??
Coen was pretty high on Danny O'Neal 2 yrs ago
I disagree. This generation doesn't get told "no", doesn't feel that it has to work for things, expects that the world will bow to their wishes, and are permanent victims. It's not their fault. It is what they have been taught, At some point, the pendulum has to swing back but it hasn't yet. I can't imagine being a teacher in an environment where you have to put up with disrespect and disruption.
That is certainly true, just like they keep increasing tuition so they can have bloated administrations in universities now.
That would be my guess. Looking at his numbers, I would pass on him. Reportedly a great kid. Seems like an awesome competitor, but he is inconsistent and, while a dual threat, not a Lynn Bowden, more a Will Levis.
I dont care who we get, just please make it someone that knows how to use his feet as a weapon. Doesnt have to be a dual threat athlete at all, just someone who is able to take off occasionally on a read option and one who will always look to scramble out of the pocket when needed. Thats the number one weapon in college football today. Just cant play it straight from the pocket anymore.
It is true. It doesn’t matter if it’s “NIL” from a collective or cash directly from the university.
In both cases, you’re offering compensation to a prospective student athlete for the purpose of inducing the athlete to play for your team.
Fundamentally, they’re the same thing for the same purpose. The only difference is what they’re called and the route the money takes before flowing into the athletes pocket.
Today’s “NIL” is the same thing that was happening during the first several decades of college athletics, and it was just as rampant back then as it is today.
yeah, but just not sure why he would be somebody that would "make some fans in the SEC mad." Could it be Graham Mertz? Doesn't he have another year left?
IMO Gavin Wimsatt is a slightly improved version of Morgan Newton. Pass.
Dude....there was paying of players back in the day...but not to the tune of millions and not like 50k per starter (as is reported at Notre Dame).
We were talking a new vehicle and maybe 100k to the best player in high school. But what is happening today is nothing of sorts what was happening today.
I didn't say anything about wanting him, I was just speculating on who the player could be, but the "make some SEC fans mad" comment leads me to believe Mertz may be the one being rumored since we thought he was coming here at one point before Leary jumped in.
Gavin Wimsatt was not highly wanted by Coen...and for good reason.
He finally got the ball as QB1 for Rutgers....and it was not pretty
47% completion percentage (that is downright pitiful) 1700 yards, 9 TD and 8 Ints. He did run it for 500 yards adn 9 more TDs....but that is downright awful QB stuff and UK was correct to not push hard for him and should be even less so in portal. He never had a game throwing for 200+ yards last year.
He was brutal his last year of high school ball. Why he did the whole let me get off to college and skip Sr year was odd and NIL influenced. But this should show what all is wrong with NIL....WImsatt never was a great QB prospect and what product would a person buy to make it worthwhile to pay Wimsatt a piece of that action is silly.
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