247Sports’ latest transfer portal rankings aren’t as kind to Arkansas

Despite a disappointing Class of 2022 recruiting order that began in February, Arkansas football’s offseason has been mostly successful. Is. Barry Odom and Kendall Briles Returned for a third consecutive season. That streak is more significant than any five-star recruit the Razorbacks could sign.247Sports’ latest transfer portal rankings aren’t as kind to Arkansas (articalplus)

247Sports also ranks how teams are doing in the transfer portal. Which has become more critical than ever in the wake of the one time. Transfer rule that allows players to be free agents without sitting out the season. Allows coming and going. This national ranking looks at how a transfer was ranked for his scores in high school.

This rating consists of the average star rating of each incoming transfer. Here, Arkansas performed exceptionally well despite its relatively small number of incoming transfers. That includes five four-star transfers and one three-star transfer in former South Florida quarterback Cade Fortin. (247Sports’ latest transfer portal rankings aren’t as kind to Arkansas as the last one)

However.t should be noted that while most all schools lose more players than they gain through the transfer portal, Arkansas’ disparity is quite wide for a school that relies on the portal and has elite recruiting classes. Are not. Consider how Arkansas is No. 5 nationally in the sheer number of outbound transfers.

New SEC Transfer Portal Rankings and Razorbacks

Brandon Marcelo, 247Sports national analyst. Today released new SEC Transfer Portal rankings that take into account the quality of incoming transfers vs.  The quality of outgoing transfers (on “Quality”). based on the same ratings that underpin the National Transfer Portal rankings (where Arkansas comes in at No. 6).

Here, the players’ average rating is all that matters, and Marcelo and the company distilled that number through the 247Sports rating system to arrive at a net gain or loss.(techcrunchses)

Where Texas 247Sports’ transfer portal team rankings 2022 Class of

Texans head coach Steve Sarkisian and his staff have made several significant additions via the transfer portal this offseason.

As we’re all aware of the chaos that has unfolded over the past few months, the NCAA’s implementation of the one-time transfer rule has essentially turned the transfer portal into the college version of NFL free agency. Sarkisian has knocked it out of the park by bringing in potential starters at several positions of need. Quarterback Quinn Evers, tight end Jahlil Billingsley, defensive back Ryan Watts and wide receiver Isaiah Neuer are expected to compete for the starting role next season.

Following Neyor’s latest addition, 247Sports’ transfer portal team rankings for the 2022 class now list Texas.

‘ All-transfer team as 247Sports’ most impactful players in 2021 with the SEC’s 7

Jameson Williams has been a dynamic addition to Alabama’s offense. It isn’t easy to copy. Wandell Robinson gives Kentucky a versatile playmaker it hasn’t had in years. Darion Kendrick gives Georgia a much-needed veteran presence in the defensive secondary. All of these players, plus four others from the SEC, made the 247Sports All-Transfer Team for their impact on the transfer portal in 2021. According to 247Sports, “among its numerous stars, it features a valuable quarterback and the second-best rusher—a leading receiver for a college football playoff team and a host of fearsome defenders.

Williams, who left a deep, expansive receiver room at Ohio State, is a valuable piece of Alabama’s offense, and as the story puts it, “where would the Tide be without him, especially with teammate John Michi with a knee injury.” miss out on a playoff run? Robinson rapidly became one of the most dangerous offensive weapons in the nation after transferring to Kentucky from Nebraska. Alabama’s Henry Tuo had a solid year coming out of Tennessee, while Ole Miss Chance Campbell had a big year after transferring from Maryland, as he led the Rebels with 99 tackles.

Meanwhile, Arkansas’ John Ridgeway, a transfer from FCS Illinois State, earned an invitation to the Senior Bowl. Kentucky’s Dare Rosenthal, an LSU transfer, helped guard Will Lewis and has NFL physicality and ability.Even two former SEC players, now at Florida State, made the team. Jermaine Johnson moved from Georgia, and Jamie Robinson came from South Carolina.(Data Science)

Kentucky football

Adds six from the transfer portal. Head coach Mark Stoops announced the addition of six players from the transfer portal on Wednesday offensive lineman Tanner Bowles, formerly of Alabama, and offensive lineman Marquis Cox, formerly of Alabama. Northern was at Illinois, running back Ray Davis, formerly at Vanderbilt.  defensive back Jentzen Dunn, formerly at Ohio State, Jonquis “JQ” Hardaway, formerly at Cincinnati, and quarterback Devin Leary, formerly at NC State. All six will enroll in the middle of the year, begin off-season training in January,  and participate in spring practice in March/April.

“This bunch bolsters our defensive secondary and offensive line and adds two proven offensive playmakers,” stated Stoops. “We’re thrilled to welcome him to our program in January and have him join our team.

Transferred to Kentucky after five seasons at Northern Illinois (2018-2022), only three in over 1,000 snaps at NIU, according to PFF. Sacks allowed Phil Steele’s All-Mid-American Conference 2021. With one more year of eligibility remaining. Northern Illinois started in 33 total games thanks to the covid-19 exemption, as the Huskies entered the 2021 FBS season. After being ranked as the fourth-best offensive tackle, he missed the final eight games of 2022. A season-ending injury in a loss to Kentucky at Kruger Field made him a three-star prospect coming out of high school by 247Sports and the No. 32 player in Illinois. ’s recruiting ranking.

What others are saying about Wassett

Wassett was a member of the 2021 recruiting class. And was unrated by Rivals but considered a three-star prospect by 247 Sports. 247 Sports In 2016, Wassett was ranked the No. 4 player overall out of Australia, the No.No. 7 punters in the class, and No.. 2016 overall pick. Declared mine. (Advanced skills development through international scholarships)