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1 of 1- DucksReign
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Graves transfer portal strategy.... interesting
5 players transfer out / 1 transfers in
I think he has a valid point about a "cycle" you can't break out of. Plus you can't keep having good recruiting classes and still adding transfers...4* and 5* recruits want / expect to play.
Last edited by DucksReign (5/28/2022 5:47 pm)
- Jiffy Jeff
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Re: Graves transfer portal strategy.... interesting
Graves mentions injuries. In a season without them, players get buried. In a season with upwards of 2-3 injuries of significance, you have a shorter rotation and no ability to scrimmage. I woudl think that he would bring on a walk-on or two to round out the roster at some point just in the case of injuries. I remember this being the norm back in the Munson days when I was attending school and games there...