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Look Who's Transferring Now (The Portal)

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Nutriaitch said:
pretty sure they prefer young boys in the shower at Ped State.
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NC State Transfer WR Bradley Rozner Is Looking To Have A Big Season In His EIGHTH Year Of College Football​




Rozner, a member of the 2016 recruiting class, spent three seasons (two injured) at Brenham (Texas) Cisco College before joining Rice's program in 2019.

his 8th year of college football
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"Professional student" is a slang term commonly used in colleges to describe a student who stays in school for many years rather than embarking on a career.
 
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ScriptOhio said:

NC State Transfer WR Bradley Rozner Is Looking To Have A Big Season In His EIGHTH Year Of College Football​




Rozner, a member of the 2016 recruiting class, spent three seasons (two injured) at Brenham (Texas) Cisco College before joining Rice's program in 2019.



"Professional student" is a slang term commonly used in colleges to describe a student who stays in school for many years rather than embarking on a career.
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Lots of guys go to college for 8 years
 
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ScriptOhio said:

NC State Transfer WR Bradley Rozner Is Looking To Have A Big Season In His EIGHTH Year Of College Football​




Rozner, a member of the 2016 recruiting class, spent three seasons (two injured) at Brenham (Texas) Cisco College before joining Rice's program in 2019.



"Professional student" is a slang term commonly used in colleges to describe a student who stays in school for many years rather than embarking on a career.
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I see we have Van Wilder at NC State
 
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NCAA shrinks window for athletes to enter portal

The NCAA Division I Council approved changes to the transfer portal windows that will shrink the number of days for student-athletes to enter their name in the portal.
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NCAA shrinks window for athletes to enter transfer portal​

The NCAA Division I Council approved changes to the transfer portal windows that will shrink the number of days for student-athletes to enter their name in the portal.

The rule change will impact all sports and give players 45 total days throughout the year to enter their names into the transfer portal.

Each sport will have 45 total days, but it will be divided differently by sport. For example, before this rule change, the window for football would open the day after the College Football Playoff teams are announced, which was Dec. 4 in 2022, and would stay open for 45 days.

The next period would open April 15 to April 30, which will remain the same with the new changes. Under the new rule, there will be a 30-day window after the season and 15 days in the spring.

The Division I Council had proposed changes to the portal in January that would have seen a reduction from 60 total days to 30, but voted Tuesday to instead shrink the window to 45 days. This does not impact when a student-athlete can transfer, only when they can enter their name into the NCAA database to transfer without penalty.
 
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College football transfers who might regret their 2023 portal decisions​

With thousands of college football transfers entering the portal this past cycle, it's certain that there were players looking for greener pastures but didn't quite find them.

Just sayin': A few notable transfers that have not found the success that they had hoped for at their new school.
 
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ScriptOhio said:

College football transfers who might regret their 2023 portal decisions​

With thousands of college football transfers entering the portal this past cycle, it's certain that there were players looking for greener pastures but didn't quite find them.

Just sayin': A few notable transfers that have not found the success that they had hoped for at their new school.
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How does the Tweet about Fields relate to the text you quoted?
 
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Jaxbuck said:
any OL we could use?
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2024: Andrew Dennis(IOL)
2023: Keyshawn Blackstock(IOL), Stanton Ramil(OT)

That's kind of it with the younger talent. I don't think the current starters offer much more than what OSU currently has. Tucker hasn't really gotten a lot of talent outside of the one flash in a pan year.
 
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