There was one or two from Texas and a few more.
It starts somewhere just like opting out of bowl games.
I'm referring to the portal in this scenario too.
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There was one or two from Texas and a few more.
It starts somewhere just like opting out of bowl games.
I'm referring to the portal in this scenario too.
Again going to need games instead of just saying people from a random team because I can’t really remember this happening. If it was for a legit first or second rounder it would be bigger news.
Almost no one opts out of playoff games in the decade they have been in existence.
The only people that enter the portal before their bowl game are not starting for the playoff teams (or even most good teams) so again full circle the expanded playoff will actually see fewer opt outs.
It looks like FSU is about ready to drop their lawsuit.
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Here's a recent one. Transfer portal.
Report: Texas Safeties Jerrin Thompson and Kitan Crawford Enter NCAA Transfer Portal - Tracker
The NCAA Transfer Portal is in full swing, and we have all the latest news on the Texas Longhorns here:
www.si.com
Didn't think I would be so entertained watching Toledo and Wyoming in a 15-6 4th qtr game.
Love when people prove my point with their posts, this guy hasn’t suited up since sept and hasn’t been with the team since Oct. so again which guys have been sitting out multiple games of the season for NFL prep that you mentioned? Which starters are sitting out of the playoffs in droves again?Here's a recent one. Transfer portal.
Report: Texas Safeties Jerrin Thompson and Kitan Crawford Enter NCAA Transfer Portal - Tracker
The NCAA Transfer Portal is in full swing, and we have all the latest news on the Texas Longhorns here:
People do realize they have a ton of opt outs and Georgia has hardly, if any? Right?
Glad this broadcast has turned into an SEC on ESPN lovefest.
12 team playoff is “overrewarding conference champs”
12 team playoff is “overrewarding conference champs”
I mean what else are they supposed to say when the game is a blow out for 3.5 quarters and they own the SEC rights. They might even be right
But it's just an exhibition. So it doesn't matter.
Not sure what you’re getting at here? Seems pretty spot on
Georgia looked like they might have been a strong choice. I would have picked them over Texass.
Well, if we're just going to ignore that they were playing FSU's backups, Georgia is probably better than Michigan and Washington. Probably Alabama if they played them again. Crown em. Wait, who cares? It's just an exhibition.
Between opt-outs, injuries and transfers they were down like 30 players. Georgia was already the better team, but this was never going to be close, silly to draw any major conclusions from this game.
