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I think you may need an ESPN+ subscription to read the full article, but it's a good read.
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"The recent history of the transfer portal suggests programs going into Year 1 or Year 2 tend to produce the most roster attrition. Indiana, Colorado, Michigan State, Cincinnati, Alabama and Georgia Tech lost the most scholarship players among the Power 4 programs in the 2023-24 cycle."
"Georgia Tech's Haynes King, Kansas' Jalon Daniels, Purdue's Hudson Card and North Carolina's Jacolby Criswell lead the short list of Power 4 starting quarterbacks capable of coming back for a sixth year. Four more starters -- Cameron Rising (Utah), Blake Shapen (Mississippi State), Tyler Van Dyke (Wisconsin) and Max Johnson (North Carolina) -- suffered season-ending injuries this fall and could seek medical redshirts to return in 2025."
They go on to talk about the widespread issue of relatively young QB's nationwide and how many teams continue to reload their QB room with transfers.
'You're gonna have a lot of million-dollar quarterbacks': Previewing the transfer portal market
The 2024 winter college football transfer portal opens in four weeks. An early look at what to expect.
"The recent history of the transfer portal suggests programs going into Year 1 or Year 2 tend to produce the most roster attrition. Indiana, Colorado, Michigan State, Cincinnati, Alabama and Georgia Tech lost the most scholarship players among the Power 4 programs in the 2023-24 cycle."
"Georgia Tech's Haynes King, Kansas' Jalon Daniels, Purdue's Hudson Card and North Carolina's Jacolby Criswell lead the short list of Power 4 starting quarterbacks capable of coming back for a sixth year. Four more starters -- Cameron Rising (Utah), Blake Shapen (Mississippi State), Tyler Van Dyke (Wisconsin) and Max Johnson (North Carolina) -- suffered season-ending injuries this fall and could seek medical redshirts to return in 2025."
They go on to talk about the widespread issue of relatively young QB's nationwide and how many teams continue to reload their QB room with transfers.