In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
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Transfer Portal 2022-2023
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In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
Could be a solid #3 with the right team
View: https://twitter.com/DjWagoner/status/1598001461085892609
View: https://twitter.com/DjWagoner/status/1598001461085892609
Paul Dolemite Taylor
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The Founder
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Man these kids be excited to announce as if they have offered by the portal.
In_The_662
Deeeeep In The Delta.....
Yes!!
NastyD
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Blacknbengal
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This the one I'm gonna miss the most.
Herbert77060
Texas Southern University
The kicker too?
Blacknbengal
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The damn kicker too!
Aubryknight
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These are exciting times in college football.
NastyD
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We had 70 plus in 2021. Nothing new here
PV-PRIDE
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I heard the FCS record was 30...
NastyD
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Possibly 30 is the record for all entering at once. Ours entered over a span of about 6 months
PV-PRIDE
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How the Academic Progress Rate (APR) can Affect an Athlete's NCAA Transfer
The NCAA Academic Progress Rate imeasures progress toward degree; it can also negatively impact transfer athletes with a GPA of less than 2.60.
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Each DI scholarship athlete has 2 potential points that they can earn for their team at the end of each semester that will impact each team’s APR rate.
They can earn one “eligibility point” for being academically eligible each semester, and they can also earn the “retention point” if they are returning to their university for the following semester.
When a transferring athlete has a GPA of 2.60 or higher, their team can receive an APR “adjustment” so that they won’t lose the retention point for that athlete. As a result, that team’s APR won’t be negatively impacted by the athlete’s transfer.
If a team loses too many retention points and the team’s APR drops below 930, there are various penalties that can be imposed including not being allowed to re-award scholarships. In the most serious cases, the school may lose opportunities for post-season competition.
If the team’s APR is already hovering near the 930 level that can result in penalties, it’s possible that the athletic department may object to the athlete’s immediate eligibility at their next university by requiring that they serve a “year in residence” unless their GPA is at least 2.600 or higher.
Dog81
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ND,
In 2021 JSU brought in better talent than what left. If JSU is bringing better talent in this year than what's leaving there will be no need to have a SWAC 2023 season. Congrats on a SWAC and National Championship...
NastyD
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I guess you'll have to wait and see like the rest of the Swac lol. Plus plenty of talent still left on the roster
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