Transfer Portal

[peavy]

Cam Done's timeline shows a Jacks offer a while back, nothing that looks more attractive. Since then, he's tweeted that he's "still looking for a home." Does that mean he's not interested? Holding out hope for FBS? Have we cooled?

his '24 offers: Jacksonville State and Delaware (your FBS offers), SDSU Jackson State, Western Illinois, Texas Southern, Murray State, Alabama State

[jbjack]

Just saw a tweet from Cam congratulating Nate White on committing and Nate's response was "See you soon." Hopefully a sign of things to come

Cam Done's timeline shows a Jacks offer a while back, nothing that looks more attractive. Since then, he's tweeted that he's "still looking for a home." Does that mean he's not interested? Holding out hope for FBS? Have we cooled?

[bigticket1]

Jacks just offered Cam Dome out of Iowa Western. He tagged Dalton Thomas (twitter), so that's basically official that he's on staff. Means all the people Dalton has been on has been on the Jacks behalf.

The same can be said for coaches like Isaiah Davis if there's anything to his SDSU player follows listed in the other thread. He's been going after punters and kickers including a sac state kicker who hits 70% of his fgs, 10% more than Dustman. Not sure he has had to experience Brookings conditions though,

If there are more people on staff that haven't revealed themselves on twitter, just know that they're actively recruiting, too.

Just saw a tweet from Cam congratulating Nate White on committing and Nate's response was "See you soon." Hopefully a sign of things to come

[peavy]

Classes start tomorrow and the *regular* add/drop date is next Wednesday. Assuming they'd prefer the athletes in class for Day 1, I assume we won't see a bunch more portal commits.

[peavy]

I saw a picture of him visiting Georgia. I guess Kentucky had a bigger bag.

After this past season with Indiana things skyrocketed. They increased the salaries of all the assistants to one of the highest in CFB. That huge extension for Cig, etc. Basketball schools with big pocket donors who have only been throwing $$ at basketball because the football program hasn't been all that great. I know Kentucky was ranked in the past 3 years. This guy was 1 vote away from being a unanimous All American just to end up on a team that won 1 or 2 conference games. The same case with Wilde and co, unfortunately. Things obviously change year to year. Northwestern looked pretty good last year.

[bigticket1]

Mi'Quise Grace from USD is now a Kentucky Wildcat

I saw a picture of him visiting Georgia. I guess Kentucky had a bigger bag.

[peavy]

Mi'Quise Grace from USD is now a Kentucky Wildcat

[jbjack]

We should have an "in" with NIU if they cut anyone interesting loose.

Yikes. Unless we are 2am at the Safari desperate we don't want NIU guys that are 106 and lower on the depth chart.

[jakejc795]

When was the last time the NCAA won a lawsuit ? And if that extra eligibility gets approved in this case, you can bet that some current JUCO players will file a lawsuit demanding equal treatment.

Or there'd at least be injunction as it winds through courts

[bigticket1]

There’s a big “it depends” with that ruling. The NCAA is still going to appeal, however they did grant limited additional eligibility

https://www.ncsasports.org/blog/does...aa-eligibility

The week after Pavia’s injunction was granted, according to news reports, the NCAA Division I Board of Directors approved an extra year of eligibility only in 2025-26 for student-athletes who previously competed at a non-NCAA school for one or more years (which includes junior colleges) and would have exhausted their eligibility after the 2024-25 season.

When was the last time the NCAA won a lawsuit ? And if that extra eligibility gets approved in this case, you can bet that some current JUCO players will file a lawsuit demanding equal treatment.

[CatchEmAll]

And again, JUCO years now don't count against eligibility due to the recent court rulings.

There’s a big “it depends” with that ruling. The NCAA is still going to appeal, however they did grant limited additional eligibility

https://www.ncsasports.org/blog/does...aa-eligibility

The week after Pavia’s injunction was granted, according to news reports, the NCAA Division I Board of Directors approved an extra year of eligibility only in 2025-26 for student-athletes who previously competed at a non-NCAA school for one or more years (which includes junior colleges) and would have exhausted their eligibility after the 2024-25 season.

[Jackrabbit2012]

Nate White is in. RB transfer from Wisconsin. His twitter handle says he was the #1 WI recruit in the c/o '23

[bigticket1]

and another Iowa Western commit. I floated the idea of the Jacks maybe picking up one of their coaches based on the intern follow.

And again, JUCO years now don't count against eligibility due to the recent court rulings.

[Jackrabbit2012]

I saw Powers took a visit to Utah State last week.

[peavy]

and another Iowa Western commit. I floated the idea of the Jacks maybe picking up one of their coaches based on the intern follow.