[JustAnotherFan]

Williams to SMU per 24/7 crystal ball prediction.

How accurate are the transfer crystal ball predictions?

SMU is in Dallas, where Williams is from IIRC, so maybe makes sense.

By this logic, being from Indiana, Swann will be headed to Indiana, Purdue, or Northwestern. Just as long as it isn't South Bend.

I'd say they are fairly accurate when there are multiple people making predictions. But that 100% is based on only one prediction. Still, from afar, I think that SMU is a fair bet given that it's a decent school that costs lots of money and that has a good team (ended the regular season this year with only two losses) in a league that is only marginally worse than the Pac-12, meaning that he may have a better chance of going to a bowl game from SMU than Stanford next year. And he should start given that all three DTs on the bowl game depth chart are seniors or grad transfers, and the starting nose tackle is also a senior.

[JustAnotherFan]

Williams to SMU per 24/7 crystal ball prediction.

How accurate are the transfer crystal ball predictions?

SMU is in Dallas, where Williams is from IIRC, so maybe makes sense.

By this logic, being from Indiana, Swann will be headed to Indiana, Purdue, or Northwestern. Just as long as it isn't South Bend.

I'd say they are fairly accurate when there are multiple people making predictions. But that 100% is based on only one prediction. Still, from afar, I think that SMU is a fair bet given that it's a decent school that costs lots of money and that has a good team (ended the regular season this year with only two losses) in a league that is only marginally worse than the Pac-12, meaning that he may have a better chance of going to a bowl game from SMU than Stanford next year. And he should start given that all three DTs on the bowl game depth chart are seniors or grad transfers, and the starting nose tackle is also a senior.