Head coaches at the AFCA convention in Charlotte have unanimously recommended a significant change to the transfer portal calendar, according to a report.
That’s per Yahoo’s Ross Dellenger. He reports that coaches favor a 10-day transfer portal window that begins on Jan. 2 and runs through Jan. 12. This would serve as the lone transfer window each year, meaning the elimination of the spring portal window. This would apply to all players except for graduate transfers.
However, the change is not official based on the AFCA vote. The proposal will now head to the Football Oversight Committee for approval.
Craig Bohl, head of AFCA, says this proposed transfer portal move will now go to the Football Oversight Committee.Head coaches unanimously favored this proposal below of a Jan. 2-12 transfer window. t.co/6iQjA5XulA
— Ross Dellenger (@RossDellenger) January 14, 2025Currently, there are 30 days each year where the transfer portal is open to all underclassmen. That includes a 20-day window in December and then a 10-day window in April after spring football has concluded.
Moving the transfer portal window to the beginning of January would allow for nearly the entire season to be 100% complete prior to the portal opening. All games except for the national championship would be played before the Jan. 12 deadline, if this proposal is approved.
It’s worth noting that approval by the Football Oversight Committee is not considered to be a formality. According to 247Sports’ Bud Elliott, coaches privately have had doubts about whether the change would be approved.
The Football Oversight Committee will meet later this year.
Head coaches unanimously recommend change to transfer portal calendar, per report Saturday Down South.
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