Official tPB Transfer Portal Tracker

[NSECTA4]

Someone convince me that there is any other relevant measureable for bad ass lineman than neck circumference

 

[vailhusker]

From the Georgia On3 site -

One of the most intriguing prospects signed by Georgia in the 2022 class is taking his talents elsewhere. Jacob Hood has entered his name in the NCAA’s transfer portal, opening the door for other schools to reach out and recruit him.
Hood did not play for Georgia in 2022 after enrolling in the spring. He was dinged up for most of the year, dealing with various lower-body ailments.
At 6-foot-8 342 pounds, Hood was rated as a three-star prospect. Georgia, along with a host of other top programs, pursued him because of his rare frame and upside. He was ranked as the nation’s No. 490 overall player and No. 27 offensive tackle per the industry-generated, equally-weighted On3 Consensus. He was also the No. 17 player in Tennessee.
“I visited to watch the UGA vs. Kentucky game, and it was amazing. I can honestly say UGA has the best and most supportive fanbase in the SEC,” Hood said after a visit last fall. “The offensive line held their ground against Kentucky’s defense. It was great to see all my future coaches and have a chance to talk and build on the relationships we have. I spent most of the day enjoying the game and talking to commits and recruits. I enjoyed the love from the fans.”
The giant offensive lineman will have four years to play four once he picks his next home. Players have until January 18 to use the NCAA’s transfer portal. The window opened up on December 5.
Georgia has had instances in the past when a player has entered the portal only to return to the program. Robert Beal did it in 2019 and decided to come back. He went on to lead the Bulldogs in sacks during the 2021 National Championship season.
Amarius Mims entered the portal after the 2021 season, visited Florida State, but ultimately chose to return to Georgia. He rotated in at right tackle throughout the year and started Georgia’s playoff wins against Ohio State and TCU.

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[vailhusker]

From the Georgia Tater Island site -

One of the most intriguing prospects signed by Georgia in the 2022 class is taking his talents elsewhere. Jacob Hood has entered his name in the NCAA’s transfer portal, opening the door for other schools to reach out and recruit him.
Hood did not play for Georgia in 2022 after enrolling in the spring. He was dinged up for most of the year, dealing with various lower-body ailments.
At 6-foot-8 342 pounds, Hood was rated as a three-star prospect. Georgia, along with a host of other top programs, pursued him because of his rare frame and upside. He was ranked as the nation’s No. 490 overall player and No. 27 offensive tackle per the industry-generated, equally-weighted Tater Island Consensus. He was also the No. 17 player in Tennessee.
“I visited to watch the UGA vs. Kentucky game, and it was amazing. I can honestly say UGA has the best and most supportive fanbase in the SEC,” Hood said after a visit last fall. “The offensive line held their ground against Kentucky’s defense. It was great to see all my future coaches and have a chance to talk and build on the relationships we have. I spent most of the day enjoying the game and talking to commits and recruits. I enjoyed the love from the fans.”
The giant offensive lineman will have four years to play four once he picks his next home. Players have until January 18 to use the NCAA’s transfer portal. The window opened up on December 5.
Georgia has had instances in the past when a player has entered the portal only to return to the program. Robert Beal did it in 2019 and decided to come back. He went on to lead the Bulldogs in sacks during the 2021 National Championship season.
Amarius Mims entered the portal after the 2021 season, visited Florida State, but ultimately chose to return to Georgia. He rotated in at right tackle throughout the year and started Georgia’s playoff wins against Ohio State and TCU.

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[MtnHusker]

tossed him like a Sack of Taters.

 

[GAHusker]

tossed him like a Sack of Taters.

Did you see the size of his ass

 

[Juro]

Did you see the size of his ass

 

[Dell Husker]

Dean saying watch for Brey Walker

 

[ac husker]

Dean saying watch for Brey Walker

Can you remind me who that is again?

 

[NSECTA4]

Can you remind me who that is again?

Brey Walker - 2022 - Football - University of Oklahoma

Brey Walker (70) Offensive Line - 2022 Saw action in 12 of 13 games … did not play vs. Texas (10/8). 2021 Played in 12 games (primarily on special teams and ...

soonersports.com

 

[Huskerbuck85]

Can you remind me who that is again?

OU guy getting pushed out to make room for Former Husker, Rouse.
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I know we need bodies but of the 311 snaps I believe he has only 42 in the last two years and many of his starts are on special teams. He has never lived up to his hype and rating.
OU believe he is being processed to make room for Rouse.
His PFF grades aren't terrible. Not sure he would be a great addition but with all the room we have left maybe he is a must take. - RSS’ Stormking

 

[Dell Husker]

 

[Cookiemonster]

How the fuck is Charlotte getting all of these guys?

 

[Fargo Husker]

How the fuck is Charlotte getting all of these guys?

Their new HC Biff Poggi was the Associate HC at Michigan the last two seasons and before that was the head coach at Okie's high school.

 

[vailhusker]

 

[Juro]

Either N or snowstormed into a different choice, right?

 

[Fargo Husker]

Well shit. This guy is good.

 

[2010sarenevercomingback]

Well shit. This guy is good.

Hard for a linebacker to turn down a chance to play at Cockeye, where that position is part of their base offense.

 

[Juro]

Well shit. This guy is good.

Brian:

 

[...TrueColors...]

Well shit. This guy is good.

Looks like he’ll miss spring?

 

[Baron Winnebago]

Hard for a linebacker to turn down a chance to play at Cockeye, where that position is part of their base offense.

This is A+ material.