Transfer Portal
Richard said
Out goes Wallace Unamba from the O-Line, who was a JUCO transfer prior to this past season. He has three years of eligibility remaining.#FAU OL @WallaceUnamba has decided to enter the transfer portal. He leaves @FAUFootball after making one appearance in the O-line this season. Wishing you the best in your next chapter, Wallace! 🦉🏈 pic.twitter.com/TgsKIG0Ncp
— FAU Owls Nest (@FAU_Owls_Nest) November 28, 2023Posted On: Nov 28th 2023, 6:56 PM #418623
Update in VIP forum.
#FAU Safety/LB @JHill3_ will be entering the transfer portal on December 4th. He departs @FAUFootball with 8 tackles (3 solo) in 13 games. Wish you the best in your next chapter, Jahbari! 🦉🏈 pic.twitter.com/j7HWM3geHn
— FAU Owls Nest (@FAU_Owls_Nest) December 3, 2023
Tony Johnson is a tough one to lose to the portal, and we may never know his reason, certainly not playing time.
Using the same players and expecting different results may not be something Tom Herman is looking at as a successful step forward for next year.
I think the figures this year for UNCC and Texas State become the norm once the portal is in full swing over the next few years. This is annual musical chairs…what program, in extremely limited time can turn 50% of the roster over in 8 months and have success?
For FAU - hasn't really hurt yet, because we havent had the talent on our roster since 2019…but its going to sting when we lose starting QB's and other key posltions. Imagine watching Motor leave for UF…ugh.
FBS rosters grow to 20.5% transfer players in 2023 - ESPN
- In the 2019 season, just 6.4% of FBS rosters were made up of transfers, according to data from SportSource Analytics. That number grew to 20.5% of rosters in 2023.
- Colorado brought in the most first-year transfer players of any FBS and had the most games played by transfers at 69.6% (54 transfers).
- Texas State was second with 64% of games played by transfers (45), followed by Charlotte at 55.8% (46), Ole Miss at 54.5% (27) and UMass at 53.3% (27).
- In the 2019 season, just 23.9% of starting quarterbacks were transfers compared to 55.7% in 2023. That has conversely affect the opportunity for freshmen quarterbacks to play. High school prospects were coming in more ready than ever and in 2019 when 10.1% of first-year quarterbacks were starters. That number has dropped to just 2.8 percent in 2023.
JUST IN: @FAUFootball QB @doc_d12 has decided to enter the transfer portal. He departs #FAU with 2,001 passing yards and 13 TDs in 11 games. BEST WISHES in your next chapter, Daniel! ALWAYS AN OWL! 💯🦉🏈 pic.twitter.com/vLaw96Sfus
— FAU Owls Nest (@FAU_Owls_Nest) December 5, 2023
Recent Forum Posts
Highly doubt we're that attractive of a program anymore.
Let's see how we bounce back. Two wins this weekend and I'm feel…
2024 Field of 68 Capsule: FAU vs Charleston, Liberty - Novembe…
Latrell Jean check in on this weekend's match-up against his fo…
New DC, new QB, new OL coach. Feels like the start of a new er…