Eagan pitcher Danny Lachenmayer is a prime example, having turned a successful freshman season at North Dakota State into an ...

With college football’s first transfer portal window now closed, players who wish to change schools will have to wait until the second window opens on May 1. That will be a shorter spring period ...

A decade ago, when EA Sports shuttered its popular college football franchise, the art of roster management was simple.

Year after year, the transfer portal is changing college football. Players have more freedom to switch schools during their college career. At the FBS level, more than 25% of scholarship players ...

Oh how the times have changed. It used to be that high school players would wait until the February’s National Signing Day to make a big splash announcing their college choice. Flash forward … ...

Thousands of players change schools each offseason as college football programs craft their roster construction strategies based on the portal. Some schools gobble up double-digit transfers each ...

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After an athlete enters the portal, schools can contact them without restrictions. More than 2,000 FBS football players entered the transfer portal during the 2023-24 cycle, ...

In 2018, the final recruiting cycle before the introduction of the portal, area teams signed 187 high school recruits and accepted only one transfer. From 2021 through late January 2023, ...

“The transfer portal is killing high school recruiting and robbing good kids of the opportunity to go to college,” says John Brantley, a state championship-winning coach at Ocala Trinity Catholic.

With transfer portal, high school basketball players getting lost in the shuffle The director of ECI Basketball in North Dakota doesn't like the direction of college environment.