[X&J #9] Transfer Portal: The Tip of the Iceberg
Bob and Mike turn their attention to the transfer portal to discuss some misconceptions and myths, how it’s impacting the Sweet Spot, what we’re learning about the best strategies.
On this edition of Xs & Joes, Bob and Mike turn their attention to the transfer portal. They discuss some misconceptions and myths, how it’s impacting the Sweet Spot, what we’re learning about the best way to balance portal recruiting and high school recruiting, and much more.
Segment 1: Why Would a Kid Want to Leave “My School”?
Misconceptions and Myths- Things Aren’t Always What They Appear To Be
Current State of The Portal in Summer 2024- Overviews of Where Things Are
Applying Metrics to Players To Estimate Impact- We’re Going to Talk BPM (Slides 1-2)
And more.
Segment 2: What are some of the early findings with the Portal?
How is The Portal impacting the “Sweet Spot”? (Slides 3-4)
When is The Portal a proactive choice or a reactive decision? (Slide 5)
What is the best path for an incoming coach? (Slide 5)
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Segment 3 and Wrap Up
Summer Deeper Digs: How Can You Help?
Plus, More Fun Stuff Coming…
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Thank you all for listening and please let us know if you have questions or observations about the portal. Here is a Google Drive link to what was shown on Slide 5. The raw data for transfers by program last year is available on Sheet 1. The aggregated graphic is on Sheet 2.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZXnw1fJxIWQv0-W7dbf8eptp4BjDUGopnOLSBlCxm5E/edit?usp=drivesdk
Thanks for taking the time to put these shows together. Always so many takeaways from each of them!