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The NCAA has begun denying waivers for transfers to get immediate eligibility.

One transfer who claimed mental health reasons because of family issues was told by the NCAA to get his mental health in order this year without the distraction of football.

UNC’s appeal was denied.  Sounds like the NCAA is not going to be rolled by Power 5 football coaches.

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Stanford has a choice - open up the portal, or wither.  

NIL is  not the issue.  Players deserve to get paid.  

But, imo, the portal is destroying college football.  It’s absurd.  The rich get richer.  The poor poorer. 

Stanford has its generally one way portal.  Cannot compete in this environment unless they play the games and open up to accept more transfers. 

It stinks.

With 85 total scholarships, how many transfers could Stanford realistically take in a normal year not impaired by COVID or a coaching change?

For every transfer that leaves, you can bring one in (in a normal year as defined by you) as long as you do not exceed a total of 85.

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The NCAA has begun denying waivers for transfers to get immediate eligibility.

One transfer who claimed mental health reasons because of family issues was told by the NCAA to get his mental health in order this year without the distraction of football.

UNC’s appeal was denied.  Sounds like the NCAA is not going to be rolled by Power 5 football coaches.

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Stanford has a choice - open up the portal, or wither.  

NIL is  not the issue.  Players deserve to get paid.  

But, imo, the portal is destroying college football.  It’s absurd.  The rich get richer.  The poor poorer. 

Stanford has its generally one way portal.  Cannot compete in this environment unless they play the games and open up to accept more transfers. 

It stinks.

With 85 total scholarships, how many transfers could Stanford realistically take in a normal year not impaired by COVID or a coaching change?

For every transfer that leaves, you can bring one in (in a normal year as defined by you) as long as you do not exceed a total of 85.