Class of 2026 2025-26 Portal

[im4cuse]

Bnoro is punching air right now

I recently discovered the ignore feature and it works!

 

[anomander]

Would be a nice splash signing for us

He will be making serious cash with a blue blood

 

[wfschrec]

Lets sign him

 

[Ttk.gman2]

He will be making serious cash with a blue blood

I think he follows his coach and goes to OSU that’s just my opinion

 

[Ttk.gman2]

Type of quarterback we should go for with 4 years of eligibility.

 

[CuseLegacy]

Type of quarterback we should go for with 4 years of eligibility.

He just saw that Stokes is visiting Memphis.

 

[SanDiegoCuse]

I feel like a kid this would be a good second QB to bring in. Obviously depends if he wants to play right away.

 

[Biaxtar]

I feel like a kid this would be a good second QB to bring in. Obviously depends if he wants to play right away.

This is the same story as Collins. He has had no proven games in college. No thank you.

 

[PAcuse]

I feel like a kid this would be a good second QB to bring in. Obviously depends if he wants to play right away.

I can Georgia Tech trying to go all in on him

 

[cayugacuse]

This is the same story as Collins. He has had no proven games in college. No thank you.

Although I am not a qb talent expert, because he couldn't get on the field for Ohio St. or South Carolina with LaNorris Sellers, I would not rule him out if he or Syracuse expressed interest. I know there is the 2 for 2's arguments, it has to be put into perspective. Ohio State's 2's are not the same a 2's from Colgate.

 

[wfschrec]

 

[CuseFan]

On3 has 1007 entered or expected (far majority) to go into the portal at 2pm ET on 12/22. Who knows how many by the actual portal opening time? 2000?

There is no way there are homes for that many players, is there? Hope kids are not getting bad advice and end up losing a scholarship, but I'm sure it happens. Maybe a lot.

 

[721Comstock]

On3 has 1007 entered or expected (far majority) to go into the portal at 2pm ET on 12/22. Who knows how many by the actual portal opening time? 2000?

There is no way there are homes for that many players, is there? Hope kids are not getting bad advice and end up losing a scholarship, but I'm sure it happens. Maybe a lot.

IIRC, a shockingly large % end up not finding a next home after entering the portal.

There's a chunk that land at a peer program.
Another chunk that drop down and find a home.
And a substantial bunch that go... POOF.

Of course, no athlete ever thinks that THEY are going to be one of the folks in that last bucket.

From AI:

A significant number of college football players who enter the transfer portal do not end up at a new school; estimates suggest that over half of all student-athletes who enter the portal do not land with a new team. For FBS football players specifically, around 41% of entrants did not land at a new school in one recent cycle.

Key Insights

• Overall Risk: Entering the portal is a major risk. For the more than 31,000 student-athletes who entered in 2023, approximately 45% successfully moved to new schools, meaning more than half did not.
• Division Differences: The success rate varies by division. For FCS players, the numbers are worse; only about 36% enrolled at a new school in a two-year period, with 58% remaining exploring options or leaving the sport.
• Scholarships: Not all players who find a new school receive a scholarship. In one analysis, only 59% of FBS transfers ended up on scholarship at their next school.
• Unsigned Players: Data from a 2022-23 cycle showed that after accounting for those who went pro or retired, around 17% of players remained unsigned. In another recent report, around 31% of Division I athletes who entered the portal remained uncommitted.
• Reasons for being unsigned: Players may face academic, legal, or injury issues, or there may simply be no available roster spots. Some players may transfer to non-NCAA schools (like junior colleges) or leave the sport entirely.

 

[CuseFan]

IIRC, a shockingly large % end up not finding a next home after entering the portal.

There's a chunk that land at a peer program.
Another chunk that drop down and find a home.
And a substantial bunch that go... POOF.

Of course, no athlete ever thinks that THEY are going to be one of the folks in that last bucket.

From AI:

A significant number of college football players who enter the transfer portal do not end up at a new school; estimates suggest that over half of all student-athletes who enter the portal do not land with a new team. For FBS football players specifically, around 41% of entrants did not land at a new school in one recent cycle.

Key Insights

• Overall Risk: Entering the portal is a major risk. For the more than 31,000 student-athletes who entered in 2023, approximately 45% successfully moved to new schools, meaning more than half did not.
• Division Differences: The success rate varies by division. For FCS players, the numbers are worse; only about 36% enrolled at a new school in a two-year period, with 58% remaining exploring options or leaving the sport.
• Scholarships: Not all players who find a new school receive a scholarship. In one analysis, only 59% of FBS transfers ended up on scholarship at their next school.
• Unsigned Players: Data from a 2022-23 cycle showed that after accounting for those who went pro or retired, around 17% of players remained unsigned. In another recent report, around 31% of Division I athletes who entered the portal remained uncommitted.
• Reasons for being unsigned: Players may face academic, legal, or injury issues, or there may simply be no available roster spots. Some players may transfer to non-NCAA schools (like junior colleges) or leave the sport entirely.

Sounds like a whole bunch of kids are getting bad advice, or given the talk.
Sad that 41% (assuming AI % is right) are not finding another school and effectively have lost their scholarship.

 

[djorange1989]

Sounds like a whole bunch of kids are getting bad advice, or given the talk.
Sad that 41% (assuming AI % is right) are not finding another school and effectively have lost their scholarship.

Yep and fans forget that for every Arch Manning there are a ton kids getting almost no money and they are the ones who get The Talk and have few if any options

 

[sufan59]

I can’t figure out who his position coach and primary recruiter was at Georgia. Will be interested to see if Syracuse gets involved here. Also, if Virginia Tech does as well.

 

[djorange1989]

It seems like dropping to FCS or even D2 would be a natural path for most P4 players who end up in that situation. They can still get a scholarship at those levels.

Yeah if they can get a full ride at those places that is certainly something

 

[Offthedome]

Beau Pribula feels like a name that has too many letters.

0/10, not a take

Sounds like a drug you see on an ad during the 6:00 news.

 

[wfschrec]

Sounds like a drug you see on an ad during the 6:00 news.

For ulcerative colitis

 

[721Comstock]

For ulcerative colitis

Ask your doctor if Beau Pribula is right for you.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

You know who else's name really throws me off?

Dierks Bentley

I don't know how a name seemingly has both unnecessary vowels and consonants, but by golly, Dierks Bentley's parents figured it out.

 

[DocFlanders]

Dierks Bentley rocks out hard in concert. Not to be confused with Dirk Diggler.

 

[OrangeTarheel]

You know who else's name really throws me off?

Dierks Bentley

I don't know how a name seemingly has both unnecessary vowels and consonants, but by golly, Dierks Bentley's parents figured it out.

Dierks Bentley Holistic Detective Agency

 

[JKinUtah]

Sounds like a drug you see on an ad during the 6:00 news.

Don’t take Beau Pribula if you’re allergic to Beau Pribula.

 

[JarHeadJim]

Type of quarterback we should go for with 4 years of eligibility.

I watched him play in High School. One of the best QB in the State of Georgia over four years.