Several schools have visited Jaxon Prunty's HS workouts lately. Furman and Clemson were there last week. Virginia Tech and Winthrop this week.
2024 Recruiting
Erik Taylor, the guard from Orlando has committed to Sam Houston State.He chose them over a dozen or so other mid-majors.
Sharron Young, the 6'0" point guard from West Virginia that we showed interest in (never saw a listed offer from Furman though), has committed to Akron.
Seems we are waiting for the season the take place and take shape before we start looking to fill the 1 spot we have open for next season
NCAA shrinks window for athletes to enter transfer portal
The NCAA Division I Council approved changes to the transfer portal windows that will shrink the number of days for student-athletes to enter their name in the portal.
The rule change will impact all sports and give players 45 total days throughout the year to enter their names into the transfer portal.
Each sport will have 45 total days, but it will be divided differently by sport. For example, before this rule change, the window for football would open the day after the College Football Playoff teams are announced, which was Dec. 4 in 2022, and would stay open for 45 days.
The next period would open April 15 to April 30, which will remain the same with the new changes. Under the new rule, there will be a 30-day window after the season and 15 days in the spring.
In FBS and FCS football, the new 30-day window will begin the Monday after FBS conference championship games. Any student-athletes competing in the College Football Playoff will also be given an additional five-day transfer window in January, while the second window will occur during the second half of April.
For men's and women's basketball, a 45-day window opens the Monday after Selection Sunday.
The Division I Council had proposed changes to the portal in January that would have seen a reduction from 60 total days to 30, but voted Tuesday to instead shrink the window to 45 days. This does not impact when a student-athlete can transfer, only when they can enter their name into the NCAA database to transfer without penalty.
Graduate transfers will now have a notification-of-transfer deadline of May 1 for fall and winter sports and July 1 for spring sports for all grad transfers transferring for the first time.
The NCAA Division I Council approved changes to the transfer portal windows that will shrink the number of days for student-athletes to enter their name in the portal.
The rule change will impact all sports and give players 45 total days throughout the year to enter their names into the transfer portal.
Each sport will have 45 total days, but it will be divided differently by sport. For example, before this rule change, the window for football would open the day after the College Football Playoff teams are announced, which was Dec. 4 in 2022, and would stay open for 45 days.
The next period would open April 15 to April 30, which will remain the same with the new changes. Under the new rule, there will be a 30-day window after the season and 15 days in the spring.
In FBS and FCS football, the new 30-day window will begin the Monday after FBS conference championship games. Any student-athletes competing in the College Football Playoff will also be given an additional five-day transfer window in January, while the second window will occur during the second half of April.
For men's and women's basketball, a 45-day window opens the Monday after Selection Sunday.
The Division I Council had proposed changes to the portal in January that would have seen a reduction from 60 total days to 30, but voted Tuesday to instead shrink the window to 45 days. This does not impact when a student-athlete can transfer, only when they can enter their name into the NCAA database to transfer without penalty.
Graduate transfers will now have a notification-of-transfer deadline of May 1 for fall and winter sports and July 1 for spring sports for all grad transfers transferring for the first time.
Should move the start date until after the National Championship gameFU Hoopla wrote: ↑Thu Oct 05, 2023 3:28 pmNCAA shrinks window for athletes to enter transfer portal
The NCAA Division I Council approved changes to the transfer portal windows that will shrink the number of days for student-athletes to enter their name in the portal.
The rule change will impact all sports and give players 45 total days throughout the year to enter their names into the transfer portal.
Each sport will have 45 total days, but it will be divided differently by sport. For example, before this rule change, the window for football would open the day after the College Football Playoff teams are announced, which was Dec. 4 in 2022, and would stay open for 45 days.
The next period would open April 15 to April 30, which will remain the same with the new changes. Under the new rule, there will be a 30-day window after the season and 15 days in the spring.
In FBS and FCS football, the new 30-day window will begin the Monday after FBS conference championship games. Any student-athletes competing in the College Football Playoff will also be given an additional five-day transfer window in January, while the second window will occur during the second half of April.
For men's and women's basketball, a 45-day window opens the Monday after Selection Sunday.
The Division I Council had proposed changes to the portal in January that would have seen a reduction from 60 total days to 30, but voted Tuesday to instead shrink the window to 45 days. This does not impact when a student-athlete can transfer, only when they can enter their name into the NCAA database to transfer without penalty.
Graduate transfers will now have a notification-of-transfer deadline of May 1 for fall and winter sports and July 1 for spring sports for all grad transfers transferring for the first time.
Since we could lose 7 seniors after the '24-25 season (Foster, Hien, Whitt, Smith, Williams, Pegues, Hughey) I wonder if we will take something like a rising sophomore or junior transfer this summer with our 1 open scholarship that way we will have one more older player in the system to go along with all the Freshmen we try to land for the 2025 class......... Hmmm............
Great, think he will be in the 2025 recruiting classFurmanFan23 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2023 4:06 pmCole Bowser brother of the Cooper Bowser has received a offer
Kyle Greene, 6'2" guard from Columbia SC, has committed to UCF. He chose them over Florida State, Siena, Georgetown and South Carolina. He had an official visit to South Carolina scheduled for tomorrow.
CBR said he plans to use the one scholarship on a high schooler. He said he doesn’t mind using the portal to keep us older. I suspect if there are a lot of scholarships available in ‘25 the portal will be used then.FU Hoopla wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2023 11:06 amSince we could lose 7 seniors after the '24-25 season (Foster, Hien, Whitt, Smith, Williams, Pegues, Hughey) I wonder if we will take something like a rising sophomore or junior transfer this summer with our 1 open scholarship that way we will have one more older player in the system to go along with all the Freshmen we try to land for the 2025 class......... Hmmm............
apaladin wrote: ↑Sat Oct 14, 2023 12:14 amCBR said he plans to use the one scholarship on a high schooler. He said he doesn’t mind using the portal to keep us older. I suspect if there are a lot of scholarships available in ‘25 the portal will be used then.FU Hoopla wrote: ↑Sat Oct 07, 2023 11:06 amSince we could lose 7 seniors after the '24-25 season (Foster, Hien, Whitt, Smith, Williams, Pegues, Hughey) I wonder if we will take something like a rising sophomore or junior transfer this summer with our 1 open scholarship that way we will have one more older player in the system to go along with all the Freshmen we try to land for the 2025 class......... Hmmm............
Indeed, high school dude it will be for the one spot open next season...................
We need to make a big splash in recruiting. We should after our success