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RE: Portal tracker - CardinalSagehen - 12-07-2022

Ricky Miezan plans to return to lacrosse...

[tweet]https://twitter.com/tyxanders/status/1600679221697064962?s=20&t=D5_yBP0wNCWIaoqEBY38Fw[/tweet]


RE: Portal tracker - winflop - 12-08-2022

(12-07-2022, 02:26 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:  
(12-07-2022, 10:16 AM)Chupacabra Wrote:  So many claims of "selfish." Pretty selfish to put what you want to see on the field on Saturdays ahead of what an 18-23 year old considers the best choice for his life.

The answer is to win and help the guys buy in, not say they're a bunch of selfish crybabies. Certainly reeks of pots and kettles.

Are changes needed to drive this home to the players? Of course. But don't blame the players, they're college students. If you want to put your money where your mouth is, sign one of the guys to an NIL deal yourself. It's completely legal now.

Totally agree.  John Canzano’s excellent article from today echoes this point.  

https://www.johncanzano.com/p/canzano-transfer-game-laced-with

Great article. Two reactions:
- From other Stanford fans who road trip regularly, Autzen stands out as consistently having the worst home fans. I still plan to go someday if we ever get back to respectability, but I will wear a face shield so the spit doesn't hit me.
- That football player got a s***ty education om HS and at UO if he doesn't know the differences between his situation and actual slavery. He willingly made a barter exchange for a college education - an option that wasn't available to 90%+ of his classmates and one that many would likely have taken if they had a skill worth that barter. He could have walked away any time he wanted, unlike slaves who would have been killed if they tried it. He's not wrong about fans not understanding the game inside the game, but that point gets largely lost on his horribly entitled attitude

(12-07-2022, 10:47 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:  Ricky Miezan plans to return to lacrosse...

[tweet]https://twitter.com/tyxanders/status/1600679221697064962?s=20&t=D5_yBP0wNCWIaoqEBY38Fw[/tweet]

I congratulate him on his degree and wish him luck. Probably a good career move for him. More likely to be able to finish a season in lax than FB, and probably bigger pro prospects too. That's not a slam on him, that's just reality.


RE: Portal tracker - Goose - 12-08-2022

(12-07-2022, 06:21 PM)Mick Wrote:  
(12-07-2022, 01:44 PM)BostonCard Wrote:  Not sure about that strategy. The vast majority of players, especially those drafted in the lower rounds, never see that second contract.

I haven’t games it out, but if you adjust for that fact, there is probably a strong impetus in improving your draft position upon exit from college.

BC

It's 70%.  Big number.  Here's the numbers by team from draft picks from 2008 to 2017. San Francisco has the highest percentage

https://www.the33rdteam.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/unnamed-3.png

ESPN.com: NFL - Drafted players don't stick around
As I read the article, it says 70% of the players do not get a second contract from the team that drafted them, not that 70% of the players don't get a second contract. That is partly the goal, as the article says. Hit free agency after three years and get the "big bucks". That said, I think it is true that the majority of drafted players, particularly in the later rounds, do not "stick" in the NFL. There are lots of reasons why, and circumstances play a role, but usually it is because they just aren't good enough. However, that doesn't affect the strategy the player should use. If you are going to "make it", you should do so ASAP. If you aren't, waiting a year to try won't change the outcome in most cases, unless you get hurt and can't go to the NFL at all.

If there was a study that compared the financial benefits of players who declared for the draft when they were first eligible vs. those that stayed in college, it would be interesting. I haven't seen one. However, such a study would suffer from selection bias anyway. Many guys who leave early are "can't miss" prospects that have a very good shot at a long career. It wouldn't reflect the outcomes for the other players, who are more the ones we are talking about here.


RE: Portal tracker - SamuelMcF - 12-08-2022

[tweet]https://twitter.com/adamgorney/status/1600990432502030336[/tweet]


RE: Portal tracker - cardcrimson - 12-08-2022

(12-08-2022, 04:22 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote:  [tweet]https://twitter.com/adamgorney/status/1600990432502030336[/tweet]

He must know something. . . .


RE: Portal tracker - BostonCard - 12-08-2022

https://theathletic.com/3976158/2022/12/06/ncaa-transfer-portal-news-entries-alabama/

780 players in the Portal as of that article; they are expecting more than 1000 players in the portal.

BC


RE: Portal tracker - PersonalLegend - 12-09-2022

(12-08-2022, 08:14 PM)BostonCard Wrote:  https://theathletic.com/3976158/2022/12/06/ncaa-transfer-portal-news-entries-alabama/

780 players in the Portal as of that article; they are expecting more than 1000 players in the portal.

BC

That Canzano article is a good one.  Makes me wonder if the actual absurd end of the chaos is allowing players to do in-season transfers.  Need an RB at Stanford?  hit the portal and see who you can bring in for the week 6 tilt with State U.


RE: Portal tracker - Phogge - 12-09-2022

State U gave up football in the 90's. Title Nine suit. Hayward, SF, Sonoma, Chico all caved eventually. Sac State, Fresno, SD didn't. Humboldt finally ended their program a few years ago. Was a great conference to play in. No Scholies but some very good teams. Haskell, Tierney, Holmgren, Reid all coached at Lake Merced. Bob Toledo (national record holder across all divisions for TD passes) had UCLA at #2 for awhile. A lot of Stanford grads' kids were taught and coached by SF State grads. My catcher Tom Martinez was the first throwing coach for Tom Brady.

A f****** shame.


RE: Portal tracker - Mick - 12-09-2022

(12-09-2022, 10:06 AM)Phogge Wrote:  State U gave up football in the 90's. Title Nine suit. Hayward, SF, Sonoma, Chico all caved eventually. Sac State, Fresno, SD didn't. Humboldt finally ended their program a few years ago. Was a great conference to play in. No Scholies but some very good teams. Haskell, Tierney, Holmgren, Reid all coached at Lake Merced. Bob Toledo (national record holder across all divisions for TD passes) had UCLA at #2 for awhile. A lot of Stanford grads' kids were taught and coached by SF State grads. My catcher Tom Martinez was the first throwing coach for Tom Brady.

A f****** shame.

I really enjoyed the CSU football programs. During my four years at SCU, we played Cal Poly-SLO, SFSU, Hayward, Northridge, UC Davis and St. Mary's all four years. We actually played Cal Poly SLO five times in my four years there, including a playoff loss in 1980. We played Humboldt, Pomona and SJSU three times, and Chico and Sonoma twice each. In other years, we played Long Beach, Fullerton, Fresno St., not to mention UC Riverside and UC Santa Barbara. Loss of those football teams were a real shame.


RE: Portal tracker - SamuelMcF - 12-11-2022

McGill to SMU - also not a big surprise.

It remains to be seen how many guys the next staff will pull back from the portal, but my guess is not many grads. They have their degrees and 4 years of soul-draining football to move on from.


RE: Portal tracker - Spiny_Norman - 12-12-2022

[twitter]https://twitter.com/cameronsalerno1/status/1602384354663366656[/twitter]


RE: Portal tracker - 82lsju - 12-13-2022

(12-12-2022, 06:17 PM)Spiny_Norman Wrote:  [twitter]https://twitter.com/cameronsalerno1/status/1602384354663366656[/twitter]

more here

https://www.sacbee.com/sports/article269914027.html


RE: Portal tracker - SamuelMcF - 12-13-2022

(12-07-2022, 10:47 PM)CardinalSagehen Wrote:  Ricky Miezan plans to return to lacrosse...

[tweet]https://twitter.com/tyxanders/status/1600679221697064962?s=20&t=D5_yBP0wNCWIaoqEBY38Fw[/tweet]

Not sure if there was follow-up here, but Miezan committed to UVA for lax a couple days ago.


RE: Portal tracker - 82lsju - 12-13-2022

Ryan Sanborn to Texas

https://247sports.com/college/texas/Article/Ryan-Sanborn-commits-Texas-Longhorns-football-jeff-banks-Steve-Sarkisian-NCAA-transfer-portal--200369798/


RE: Portal tracker - BostonCard - 12-13-2022

Not a portal play, but Brycen Tremayne is declaring for the NFL draft.

[tweet]https://twitter.com/StanfordRivals/status/1602857843467526144?s=20&t=gx2eTNR8qqBQsPeHIwaeng[/tweet]

BC


RE: Portal tracker - Spiny_Norman - 12-13-2022

Jake Hornibrook leaving for Duke.

[twitter]https://twitter.com/jake_hornibrook/status/1602809059408846848[/twitter]


RE: Portal tracker - Austroturf - 12-14-2022

Arlen Harris is off to Iowa State.  

https://247sports.com/college/iowa-state/Article/Iowa-State-football-recruiting-Arlen-Harris-Jr-commits-200195128/


RE: Portal tracker - martyup - 12-14-2022

Let's just hope all of these fleeing Cardinals will regret not being a part of the resurgence of Stanford football under T².


SDCard - SDCard - 12-14-2022

Interesting article on the portal and recruiting calendar.

https://apple.news/A11I-tpCRTtu9RF_TBIOOvA


RE: Portal tracker - BostonCard - 12-14-2022

Quote:The solution isn’t simple, or certainly not all encompassing, but the easiest thing to do is eliminate December’s early signing day (Dec. 21 this year) and move the traditional signing day back from February 1 to the middle of the month, or even March.

LOL. While I like the idea of going back to the old recruiting calendar, the truth is that the article falls prey to the assumption that the early signing period is the only signing period.

BC