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Yesterday, the transfer portal window opened for everyone.

And to say it was wild is grossly misleading.

It was a consistent barrage of big names entering college football's version of free agency.

Now, we saw it from all positions, but the amount of quarterbacks that are portaling

is absolutely off the charts.

And there are some programs that can change their fortunes quickly and give hope to what

look like a turbulent quarterback situation going in the next year.

We saw names like Devon Leary, Luke Altmeyer, Austin Reed, DJU, Spencer Sanders, Keaton

Slovus, along with many others that are now open for business.

Now this new transfer portal phenomenon reminds me of one of those home makeover shows

on HGTV or TLC and I keep waiting for somebody to scream to move that bus.

Now I'm fine with 90% of it, but being able to transfer within the same conference

or division outside of your head coach getting fired is the only part I don't like.

And it seems like it's only a matter of time before the transfer portal becomes more

important than high school recruiting.

Now over 1000 players entered the portal yesterday, which is an all time high for a single

day.

Now the difference between mixing NIL with high schoolers and mixing it with transfers

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