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If I really wanted to rule with an iron fist I will absolutely hear the argument for the academic calendar, and the portal window would open after a player's semester ended (would would also allow them to opt out of their bowl game) and they would need to be accepted AND enrolled at the new school before the first Monday of January to be eligible for the Fall season. Thats roughly 3 weeks to get your stuff figured out. And for those that are on the roster of a CFB team - tough shit. You are locked-in to your school or you get the new version of a redshirt year if you decide to transfer after the portal window closes.
It does not sound like he will stop being an agent and owner of Tandem Sports and Entertainment which
would seem likeis without a doubt a major conflict of interest.
But there's no regulations in college sports so why not? Seriously, though, with player salaries it seems like a no-brainer for all football and men's and women's basketball programs to have GMs.
I wish I could spam the upvote button. Bravo.
Is his job to fight Belichick for donor money?
if the window starts after 2nd semester they don't transfer until summer anyways
What do you do when you see a spaceman?
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.You park your car, man.
I was lying in bed this morning looking up at my ceiling. Not sure if it is the best ceiling in the world, but it's up there.
Sure - but my point is let's not blame it on the transfer portal.
Cancelling the spring game would hurt a lot of businesses in the NRV and Roanoke. Don't bite the hand that feeds you.
UVA could cancel their spring game and nobody would know
Looking to head to Jackson Hole, in August. Spending a few days at Teton then heading to Stanley, Idaho for a few days. Any hikes and attraction recommendations would be welcomed.
Also, looking for a quiet beach in the panhandle in mid to late April.
I went to Iceland for a week and it was awesome. The northern lights are incredible. If you enjoy outdoor adventures and activities, then Iceland is perfect for you. I went to the hot springs one day, backpacked for a few days and stayed in hostels, went white water rafting which included jumping off a cliff into the coldest water I have ever felt, and went snowmobiling on top of a glacier.
This was over 20 years ago so I don't remember too much on the logistics of all of it. I remember renting a van to get around the country and we had a guide with us for the backpacking, rafting, and snowmobiling.
I like having one portal window, but I think the only issue you have is that the summer is might be the best time to transfer academically. Just a cleaner break, I would think? And depending on when the season ends some schools' spring semesters would have started by the end of the postseason, or you're giving players a week to pick a new school. It's tough to work around the academic calendar. Maybe that's not that important now.
Damn Fuente, ahead of his time.
My college roommate and his wife are looking at going to Iceland about a year from now, and asked if we may want to go. Their main interest is the northern lights. While that is also big for me, I would not go just for that. What else should one do in Iceland? What is the best way to see stuff - car, tour, cruise, etc? How long should we plan to stay? Has anyone done an Iceland Air layover flight? Where else in Europe would be good to go for 4 days in February/March if we were to do the Iceland Air layover plan? - Worried a lot of the places may be pretty cold that time of year, and we will get enough cold in Iceland.
I said what I said
open scouting event - Michigan did this openly in real games and received no punishment basically.
Actually, you opined that he 'sucks'. Your words.
I guess the idea is that it becomes essentially an open scouting event for anyone looking to poach.
I think the actual Spring practices would be a bigger issue as many times the top starters play pretty sparingly in the Spring Game anyways.
I see it as being a bigger issue for the "Blue Bloods" who are potentially trying to protect their 2-Deep from being picked apart...i.e. WR4 shows out in Spring Game and then has multiple teams offering him a starting spot immediately.
To expand on the DMR...Distance Medley Relay...it's a 1200-400-800-1600 in that order. The world record was set last year at 9:14:58, then broken by Univ of Washington at 9:14:10 last weekend. VT, at 9th this year in the NCAA, was only 5.5 seconds off the world record.
We are now at college footballs "fuck the fans" phase of NFL metamorphosis. Soon you will get your wish. Why play a game in front of our home fans when we can play in Sao Paulo, Spain, Ireland, Germany? Why broadcast games on local TV thursday night when we can charge fans for the privilege?. Why have a spring game for the fans? Fuck the fans is the latest installment into the transformation.
Flip side: App State is bringing back their spring game for the first time in over a half decade.
I enjoy the spring game. I hope it stays. But if it doesn't, then *shrugs*
My immediate thought - as someone who is quite cynical about coaches' motivations - is that coaches are using transfer portal paranoia as an excuse to cancel an activity that they all hate (the spring game). They would all love to have a 15th practice instead of a vanilla scimmage.
Exactly.
Came to the right place

I grew up in Idaho Falls (hence the "Ida-Ho" in my user name) and there are a million things to do in those areas. These are some of my favorites (sorry in advance for the brain dump format):
Grand Teton NP: Jenny Lake, Hidden Falls, Taggart Lake, Amphitheater Lake, Paintbrush Canyon.
Jackson: Go to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and take the tram to the top and hike down. Consider the via feratta paths there if you're a little adventurous. Go to Snow King in town, ride the gondola up (or hike) and hike down again. Lots of action there: zip lines, treetop courses, mountain coaster. Sit in the saddles at the bar and have an elk or buffalo burger at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. If you play disc golf, head over to Targhee on the western side of the Tetons.
Between Jackson and Stanley: If you don't mind going a little out of your way on the way to Stanley, stop by Lava Hot Springs to do some tubing down the river, and then soak in the hot pools. I also recommend spending a day hiking at Craters of the Moon on your way to Stanley: cool hikes to cinder cones, lava tubes, ice caves, and lava tree molds. Dont wear nice/new shoes, the cinder rock will shred them. If you like history, you can visit EBR-1, where usable electricity was first generated from nuclear energy in 1951, and the only place in America you can see four nuclear reactors.
Stanley: If you like fly fishing, there's TONS of outfitters all over that region of Idaho: I have fond memories of Island Park, personally, but it's been decades, so can't recommend any guides. The Salmon and Snake River have some great fishing and also whitewater rafting. Lots of cross country mountain biking outfits, too, and the ski hills all support downhill mountain biking. I don't golf so can't comment on that. Lots of hot springs within an hour of Stanley. Kirkland is maybe the most famous. In summer, I like the ones where people stack rocks into retaining walls into the river, so you can regulate hot/cold mixing and move out towards the river to cool down, like Sunbeam and Bonneville. More history: Yankees Fork gold dredge or ghost towns like Custer and Bonanza.