Official tPB Transfer Portal Tracker

[Carm]

Someone saying on RRS that Ben Scott is taking a visit to UCLAbia this weekend. Not seeing it on Tater Island or Rivals so maybe it’s from 247?

https://247sports.com/college/UCLAb...Double-Digit-Visitors-This-Weekend-200546041/

 

[Fargo Husker]

This kid was a big target for us last year IIRC

 

[jickey moseph]

College Football Transfer Portal: Initial Top 25 rankings for the 2023 cycle

These are the best players — so far — in the 2023 college football transfer portal.

247sports.com

What is 247 smoking putting Hausmann at 1?

 

[Carm]

College Football Transfer Portal: Initial Top 25 rankings for the 2023 cycle

These are the best players — so far — in the 2023 college football transfer portal.

247sports.com

What is 247 smoking putting Hausmann at 1?

Hausmann's PFF grades - he had a very good Michigan game. The rest was meh, but he was a frosh

 

[jickey moseph]

Hausmann's PFF grades - he had a very good Michigan game. The rest was meh, but he was a frosh

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I agree that he was extremely raw and talented for a true freshman, but he wasn't in their top 30 before announcing he was going to Michigan. He's not even in the top 100 over on on3.

 

[Carm]

I agree that he was extremely raw and talented for a true freshman, but he wasn't in their top 30 before announcing he was going to Michigan. He's not even in the top 100 over on Tater Island.

I completely agree - the designation as top guy in the portal is completely unwarranted

 

[skerfan]

I agree that he was extremely raw and talented for a true freshman, but he wasn't in their top 30 before announcing he was going to Michigan. He's not even in the top 100 over on Tater Island.

I feel like losing him is a big blow, but #1 in portal? thats rediculous.

 

[Ripping Lips]

I feel like losing him is a big blow, but #1 in portal? thats rediculous.

It’s probably either 247 blowing up Michigans ego and overrating him because everyone is biased or the players in the portal just suck.

 

[vailhusker]

 

[KidsSeeGhosts]

I'd rather a dude like Evers go there than someone like Brennan Armstrong, Leary or Spencer Sanders.

 

[Red Finger]

That seems promising.

 

[Cookiemonster]

That seems promising.

I feel like we end up with him and Jeff simms personally. One will move positions. The other will develop. Just my opinion and reading tea leaves.

 

[Herbie]

Maybe Princewills brother (starting de at Florida) is entering the portal after this performance/effort

 

[Huskerforlife]

 

[ac husker]

 

[Napkins]

I love that. He has a ton of upside. Some Adrian level decision making at times but great pick up.

 

[Dell Husker]

NDSU transfer from Omaha

 

[Fargo Husker]

Man Michigan is crushing the portal.

 

[Fargo Husker]

Just saw this...the Bama WR that Cockeye fans were convinced was transferring there committed to Oregon a week ago lol

 

[Huskerforlife]

Good prospect (knockout recruit if we can get him, due to his father's boxing background)

LB Eric Fields recaps Nebraska visit and sets decision timeline​

Sean Callahan 12/18/22

One of the late visit additions for Nebraska this weekend in Lincoln was Ardmore (Oklahoma) linebacker Eric Fields.

Despite having 180 tackles in 10 games as a senior and running 10.8 seconds in the 100-meter dash, the 6-foot-2, 195-pounds Fields has stayed under the radar. The son of former professional boxer Eric Fields Sr. wasn’t even sure if he had an offer from the Huskers heading into the weekend.

“I felt relieved, actually. There was a lot of stress lifted off my shoulders knowing I had an actual offer,” Fields said. “I actually feel blessed. It’s crazy to think I have an offer now from Nebraska coming from a small town in Oklahoma.

“When (Texas Tech) found out Nebraska was talking to me, they offered me, too. At first, it was kind of a walk-on deal with NIL. Then they offered me a full ride after they found out Nebraska was talking to me.”

Fields spent the weekend in Lincoln with several other recruits.

It was the first time he had ever gotten a chance to meet new Husker head coach Matt Rhule.

“The visit went well,” Fields said. “They took me around the town. They showed hospitality, fed me well, and did everything right. It went well.

“I met Coach Rhule, and he was just a down-to-earth dude. He didn’t seem above everybody else. He talked to me, and it seems like everybody there had their own problems and drama they went through. They kind of related to me with how my life went. I kind of clicked with everybody and said ‘this might be a good fit for me.'”

Eric Fields discusses decision timeline​

Neither one of Fields’ parents was able to make it on the official visit with him this weekend, but he did have other family that came along.

A decision timeline now is what’s next, which should come very soon.

“I plan to make an announcement on Monday,” Fields said. “I will probably do something on social media.”

Spending time with the Husker staff, Fields also learned a lot about how it plans to use him in its scheme.

What also jumped out to Fields is the coaches were evaluating him even when they were at Carolina.

“They said I have a lot of speed they could utilize in the defense,” Fields said. “I’m not sure where that’s at. Probably outside. They see me as an edge guy and want me free. They want me to blitz the quarterback sometimes and stuff like that.”

Boxing helped develop Fields as a football player​

Another thing that really helped Fields growing up was boxing.

Learning from his father, some of those skills translated to the football field.

“That’s one aspect that really helped my game,” Fields said. “It gave me a physical aspect. I’m not afraid to get hit, and I’m not afraid to hit people. That helped me a lot with football.”

When Fields reflects on this last week, it’s pretty crazy how much his life has changed as he sits 24 hours from making a decision on his future.

There’s no question his time in Lincoln this weekend had an impact on him.

“Everybody is nice, everybody is welcoming and they have a good fan base,” Fields said. “Even my driver that dropped me off said he’s looking forward to seeing me on TV.”