Transfer Portal

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Bloom just lost their top WR to the portal as Fr. WR Malik Langley has entered the portal. Put up 635 receiving yards & 6 TDs so there will be a market for him at the D2 or possibly even FCS level.

https://twitter.com/_Malik2xx/status...857648128?s=20

I'm sure his phone has been ringing today. Those are nice stats for a freshman.

[BloomFan0102]

This is just the beginning!!!!! They lose Leiby, Pellegrino, and now Langly, 3 top teir players. WOW!!!!

The other Langley brother is now leaving as well. Posted on his Twitter a bit ago.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

The other Langley brother is now leaving as well. Posted on his Twitter a bit ago.

If they aren't graduate student transfers, Bloom can block their destination. For example, Bloom can agree to the release but say they cannot transfer within the PSAC East.

It happens more than you think.

Any grad transfers are free agents and the school can't do a thing.

[Futurelooksbright]

Hope for the best for the Twins, both are very athletic. Big loss for the Huskies, but rumor has they have few nice ones coming in and got some good news today!!! Wish the Pelligrino kid all the luck in the world, always fun to watch him come off the ball, his motor never stopped. Like I have said lets wait til the end of next season to see how things go for Bloom,

[IUPbigINDIANS]

As expected, Clarion is blowing up the Portal. Two of its better young players entered in the past couple hours (QB Eggers & WR Johnson).

[shipfbfan1]

If they aren't graduate student transfers, Bloom can block their destination. For example, Bloom can agree to the release but say they cannot transfer within the PSAC East.

It happens more than you think.

Any grad transfers are free agents and the school can't do a thing.

The East schools offer very few scholarships they can only block them if they receive athletic aide. If they weren't given scholarship money this past fall they can move without restrictions.

[TheBigCat2192]

Bloom just lost their top WR to the portal as Fr. WR Malik Langley has entered the portal. Put up 635 receiving yards & 6 TDs so there will be a market for him at the D2 or possibly even FCS level.

https://twitter.com/_Malik2xx/status...857648128?s=20

The football team is already feeling the effects of losing the philosophy department.

[Fightingscot82]

The East schools offer very few scholarships they can only block them if they receive athletic aide. If they weren't given scholarship money this past fall they can move without restrictions.

I guess that's the downside of recruiting with housing and meal plan waivers.

[ClarionPSAC]

As expected, Clarion is blowing up the Portal. Two of its better young players entered in the past couple hours (QB Eggers & WR Johnson).

13 players in the portal as of today, more coming. RB McGriff medically red shirted this season and has 1 season of eligibility left. Should be in the portal soon.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

13 players in the portal as of today, more coming. RB McGriff medically red shirted this season and has 1 season of eligibility left. Should be in the portal soon.

What was McGriff's injury?

[iupgroundhog]

The football team is already feeling the effects of losing the philosophy department.

The Huskies definitely have an existential problem.

[Iupgh]

If you believe the Bloom thread ... it sounds like a mass exodus is upon the Huskies.

Mass exodus of 3-8 type players, who cares.

[IUPbigINDIANS]

Mass exodus of 3-8 type players, who cares.

Their fans do.

[Futurelooksbright]

I'm around the program a lot, and really not seeing mass exodus. Most young players played a lot and aren't leaving!!! the loss of twins at receiver was upsetting, both were loaded with talent, good luck to them. In the end, lets see what type of offers the kids who left receive from other colleges. Lets see if they go D3 at college near where they are from. Pennsylvania has a lot of D3 school that are real good.

[Ram Tough]

Mass exodus of 3-8 type players, who cares.

This is an ignorant comment. Players from bad teams can sometimes be the piece that a good team is missing.