WHAT WAS YOUR BIGGEST TAKEAWAY FROM THIS INSTALLMENT OF PORTAL SEASON? Cassidy_Rob and JasonNCJordan discuss the hoops transfer portal now that the window to enter it has closed:
big man had few reasons to want to leave Ann Arbor. Alas, if you don’t find a way to pay your employees, somebody else will. The Wolverines learned that the hard way. Capitalism has always driven recruiting in some ways. Bidding wars are just a little more common and a lot more publicized these days. I think we’ll see more long-tenured stars test the portal waters every year as players realize they are doing themselves a disservice by not shopping around.”“Recruiting is completely different now.
I mean, we sort of knew this last year, but not to this degree. High school guys have to be more realistic about the fact that better options abound for college coaches, and by and large I see that happening. Coaches are pretty open about the fact that they hold out spots for portal guys every year now, and as a result this will likely make prospects – even five-star prospects – pull the trigger on a commitment earlier than they’d normally do it.
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