Transfer Portal 2024

[AlexanderFan]

All I can say is, keep an eye on him. I'm not saying it will happen, but IT was either Clemson or Alabama... and it was close. IF he wants to be closer to home, I would expect him to reach out to Alabama or Auburn.

Be a nice get.

I think his high school has been leaning Auburn lately, so we will see.

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1870671318276018278

That would be HUGE! 😲

 

[bamaga]

Be a nice get.

I think his high school has been leaning Auburn lately, so we will see.

Being they cleaned our clock in state, most Alabama HSs would look to be leaning Auburn. Doesn’t make it so. Besides, it was down to the wire between Clemson/Bama

 

[CB4]

The folks on the Clemson boards are certainly concerned with the Woods, TJ Moore and others hitting the portal in the next few days.

 

[Evil Crimson Dragon]

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1870671318276018278

That would be a great pickup

 

[Evil Crimson Dragon]

The folks on the Clemson boards are certainly concerned with the Woods, TJ Moore and others hitting the portal in the next few days.

I'd love for Bama to teach Dabo how the portal works and clean his clock

 

[bamaga]

I’ve heard we have a salary cap , in the $16mm range, which is probably a top 10 salary range. Next year will probably be $18mm

 

[B1GTide]

I’ve heard we have a salary cap , in the $16mm range, which is probably a top 10 salary range. Next year will probably be $18mm

Alabama spent $16MM in 2024 if we are to believe reports about 5th or 6th, I think. OSU spent $20MM, 2nd most.

 

[bamaga]

Alabama spent $16MM in 2024 if we are to believe reports about 5th or 6th, I think. OSU spent $20MM, 2nd most.

So competitive.it will have to go up, no Saban discount

 

[bamadwain]

I thought I heard awhile back that all teams will have a 20 million dollar cap?

 

[The Ols]

I thought I heard awhile back that all teams will have a 20 million dollar cap?

Apologies…not “laughing” at you Dwain…just the thought of a cap w/no regulation is well…silly.

 

[B1GTide]

Apologies…not “laughing” at you Dwain…just the thought of a cap w/no regulation is well…silly.

Yep - it would be deemed collusion and illegal.

 

[TheRealPokeChop]

I thought I heard awhile back that all teams will have a 20 million dollar cap?

There is no cap but there is a limit. NiL funds are not infinite and 20 million would be the highest incna think of....Ohio state and ole miss spent around that much I think.

But no official cap

 

[bamaga]

Yep - it would be deemed collusion and illegal.

I believe he is speaking of Judge Claudia Wilkins ruling -

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The NCAA agreed to pay roughly $2.8 billion in damages to former and current college athletes.The deal also eliminates the restrictions on schools directly paying their players which have long been a cornerstone of the NCAA's amateurism rules. If the settlement is finalized, starting next year schools will be allowed to pay their players up to a certain limit. The cap is expected to start at slightly more than $20 million per school and increase on an annual basis.

this settlement will never be implemented, as before this was handed down, more athletes filed lawsuits against the NCAA. The only ones winning are the attorneys.