tons of QB transfers

gojetsgomoxies · 05-02-18, 07:59 PM

brandon dawkins arizona to indiana...

blake barnett leaving ASU

they all are eligible to play this season unless i state otherwise.

gojetsgomoxies · 05-02-18, 08:00 PM

noah vedral UCF to nebraska........ scheduled to sit out the year but will appeal to NCAA. not sure why, and i'd never heard of him

gojetsgomoxies · 05-05-18, 12:58 PM

carta-samuel (name?) washington to colorado state.

ricky town ex-USC/Arkansas from JC to Pitt.. not forecast to start

BigdaddyQH · 05-06-18, 10:48 AM

That is because these kids THINK they are good, while in reality, they are not worth caca. Like most spoiled brats of today, they want to play, no matter if they deserve to or not.

jtoler · 05-06-18, 11:03 AM

I liked the transfer thing a couple years ago now it is just too much for me. Thought I saw some guys transfer and didnt have to sit out but some guys have to sit out, not sure exactly how the rules go, think before some kind of change they used to all have to sit out a year. These guys are just swapping teams now like they got traded doesnt look or feel right. What would be funny if guys transfer and then dont even play for the new team either. Think Patterson used the no postseason as an excuse to transfer. Who cares if Ole Miss misses 2 years of postseason thats 1 game thats probably not a decent bowl anyway.

Ralphie Halves · 05-06-18, 02:53 PM

I can't be too upset about it, you have a dream when you go to a college, whether it's to win a bowl game or get looked at by the NFL. And that's not likely to happen if your program falls apart, or you get stuck behind a guy your same age or younger. You don't just shrug your shoulders and say "Oh well, that's life", you go and do something about it.

gojetsgomoxies · 05-06-18, 04:11 PM

Originally posted by Ralphie Halves

I can't be too upset about it, you have a dream when you go to a college, whether it's to win a bowl game or get looked at by the NFL. And that's not likely to happen if your program falls apart, or you get stuck behind a guy your same age or younger. You don't just shrug your shoulders and say "Oh well, that's life", you go and do something about it.

i agree 100%... QB is especially tough. every other position you can part of a rotation and get decent playing time pretty much no matter what.

JJJ · 05-06-18, 04:16 PM

Patterson is a bad boy....huge upgrade for Michigan

jtoler · 05-06-18, 04:19 PM

maybe if no postseason and scholarship losses, not sure what happened at ole miss, but if its only missing a bowl and you still have your scholarships I dont think that is really gonna deter would be recruits from coming. Patterson got injured is the problem and was 3-4 before the injury best team he beat was Vandy, Ta'amu comes in and goes 3-2 so Patterson would have been battling for his job perhaps and possibly looking over his shoulder, his situation has upgraded now going to a better team especially if he can start right away.

gojetsgomoxies · 05-08-18, 08:17 PM

joe burrow (never heard of him but 4 star prospect) leaving ohio state. grad transfer with 2 years left.... possibilities = florida,lsu, nebraska, cincy....

Ralphie Halves · 05-08-18, 08:41 PM

Originally posted by gojetsgomoxies

joe burrow (never heard of him but 4 star prospect) leaving ohio state. grad transfer with 2 years left.... possibilities = florida,lsu, nebraska, cincy....

All 4 of those very intriguing. Let us know if you hear where he goes.

gojetsgomoxies · 06-22-18, 02:54 PM

a bunch more but i couldn't find a good summarizing article even though i have seen one in the past.

anyway,

kentucky and virginia both going to JC players. not sure if that's transfer but i'll lump them together.. i am curious if they are different. JC QB has usually excelled at that level. pure transfers either didn't play or were poor (with some exceptions)

i will try to find the article

gojetsgomoxies · 06-22-18, 02:56 PM

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https://gradtransfertracker.com/2018-committed-transfers/

the site's address references grad transfers but i notice the table doesn't reference that explicitly.

Grits n' Gravy · 06-26-18, 11:26 AM

Thanks for the info. Some guys can definitely make an impact with their new team.

BigdaddyQH · 06-27-18, 10:50 AM

It comes down to this. If these guys were any good at all, they would be starting for their former teams. They are not. Most will not be starting for their new teams. This is not a big deal.

gojetsgomoxies · 06-27-18, 12:18 PM

Originally posted by BigdaddyQH

It comes down to this. If these guys were any good at all, they would be starting for their former teams. They are not. Most will not be starting for their new teams. This is not a big deal.

last year, transfer teams (expecting to start) were great fade material. even in the cases where the highly touted QB never found the field

Grits n' Gravy · 06-27-18, 02:24 PM

Originally posted by BigdaddyQH

It comes down to this. If these guys were any good at all, they would be starting for their former teams. They are not. Most will not be starting for their new teams. This is not a big deal.

Very broad generalization made by you baby humper.

Some transfers do pretty damn good on a new campus. Mayfield, Grier, Cam, Russ are just a few off the top of my head who did ok in a new place.

Keep posting your thoughts for us to ridicule though. Looking forward to you losing -1600 ml favs again.

gojetsgomoxies · 06-27-18, 04:31 PM

Originally posted by Grits n' Gravy

Some transfers do pretty damn good on a new campus. Mayfield, Grier, Cam, Russ are just a few off the top of my head who did ok in a new place.
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the beauty is that the few transfers/JC that do well make the average person think it's a good thing for teams. and having a stud transfer geenrates excitement... but most have worked out poorly recently. stridham at auburn is an exception.

i personally want to differentiate ncaa transfer and JC QB... Cam was JC........ and i might want to differentiate ncaa transfers who sit out year vs. those that don't.

one thing from reading through previews is that there are far far more possible starting transfer/JC QB's that i've indicated earlier. these transfers are everywhere.

Ralphie Halves · 06-27-18, 04:47 PM

There's a difference between JC players who had to go to a JC for bad discipline, and ones who started out there. Pretty big difference I'd say.

Husker36 · 06-27-18, 04:51 PM

Originally posted by gojetsgomoxies

noah vedral UCF to nebraska........ scheduled to sit out the year but will appeal to NCAA. not sure why, and i'd never heard of him

He's a Nebraska kid that went to UCF to play for Scott Frost and is now transferring back to Nebraska to stay with Frost.

Husker36 · 06-27-18, 04:54 PM

Originally posted by Ralphie Halves

All 4 of those very intriguing. Let us know if you hear where he goes.

He ended up at LSU. Nebraska never really went after him. He wasn't good enough to start at Ohio State..... so not sure why he was the hot QB. I guess we will see how he does at LSU.... if he even starts.

gojetsgomoxies · 06-27-18, 05:57 PM

i'm thinking a newish model for HS recruits is to go to as good a football school as possible and then transfer after one RS year and one or two other years if things don't work........ seems like scrimmaging/learning at alabama/ohio state/clemson/washigton/USC/etc. for a few years (with 2 more years of eligiblity) has alot of benefits.

or do you lose a year transferring if you already RS'd? i.e can you redshirt and then sit out a year without losing a year? i would think so..

maybe it was always this way but so many transfers these days... i think graduate transfer opened the floodgates in terms of those players transferring but also QB embracing transferring in general.

off topic but NCAABskbl has so many transfers these days ... sad that xxxx small, mediocre school finally gets a minor stars and then low and behold he's off to top 100 (big 5 plus a few basketball confernences) team......