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Now, the Division I Council is proposing that the NCAA completely get rid of the one-time part of its transfer portal rule.
...
This change would allow players to play immediately regardless of how many times they transfer from school to school.

https://www.si.com/fannation/college/cfb...e-one-time

and

The implementation of transfer portal "entry windows" would happen this coming school year if the proposals are approved as expected.
 
The windows would be set specific to each sport.

Athletes in winter and spring sports would be required to provide written notification of transfer for 60 days following the NCAA championship selections in their sport.

In fall sports, including football, there will be two entry windows.

The first would begin the day following championship selection and last 45 days. The second would be from May 1-15.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...a-approval

[82lsju]

some more 

Now, the Division I Council is proposing that the NCAA completely get rid of the one-time part of its transfer portal rule.
...
This change would allow players to play immediately regardless of how many times they transfer from school to school.

https://www.si.com/fannation/college/cfb...e-one-time

and

The implementation of transfer portal "entry windows" would happen this coming school year if the proposals are approved as expected.
 
The windows would be set specific to each sport.

Athletes in winter and spring sports would be required to provide written notification of transfer for 60 days following the NCAA championship selections in their sport.

In fall sports, including football, there will be two entry windows.

The first would begin the day following championship selection and last 45 days. The second would be from May 1-15.

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...a-approval