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Message: [QUOTE="Ttk.gman2, post: 5618599, member: 10621"] Yes, it does. Like I’ve said before, this one-year “rent-a-player” era is only going to last another season or two. Schools will begin signing players to multi-year agreements, and more rules and regulations will be implemented to bring stability back to the sport, including potential buyouts or penalties when players get poached. Players are already starting to realize that the transfer portal can hurt careers just as much as it can help them, because if you enter and don’t find a new home, you’re suddenly stuck in a survival game. Roster spots fill quickly, opportunities disappear, and not everyone who leaves ends up in a better situation. Because of that reality, I believe that by 2028 and beyond, college football will begin to shift back toward what it used to be, with greater roster continuity, fewer mass exits every offseason, and programs focusing more on development rather than constant turnover. [/QUOTE]