What is SAF?

Sam Herder did a statiscal breakdown of FBS to FCS transfers. Basically 1/3 will be really good, 1/3 will be ok and 1/3 will be not good. Life

The House Settlement, if you want to get wonky.

I'm sure it's a package deal, as it has been from the start

lol. Weed is legal in many states. And you don't straight extrapolate $ per pound. Still a lot, though.

This is a ratification of a done deal. Expected

who is that pictured with Robbie in the top right photo?

Our offense hit another gear when Simpson became more involved

Opening the first 3 on the road isn't great. But, not playing at EWU, not playing Montana. NAU at home. Weber is not that good. Not leaving California for 6 weeks, with 2 byes. Idaho down year?

https://footballscoop.com/news/ncaa-grants-waiver-for-extra-eligibility-year-for-additional-juco-athletes-diego-pavia

This may affect a few Aggies

https://herosports.com/fcs-notebook-house-settlement-impact-scholarship-limits-bzbz/

1. An FCS school can conceiveably go above 63
2. FBS rosters are capped at 125. That is going to be reduced to 105, so the effects go both ways.

We can fill out the schedule fill more challenging opponents, without the cost of an East Coast trip

I don't think so. I think the redshirt Jr. designation is a mistake

Meyer is listed as a redshirt Jr for some reason. You are correct on his games played status--UCD left out his 2023 season, so it looks like he only played 2 full prior seasons.

No, it's one less at-large

Yes

Zach Kennedy is the only one I know. Ulonzo 2 years before that.

Suggested topic: Have the AD on and ask Q's about the House Settlement (scholarship limits and roster limits) Like, what is the Big Sky going to do in this area. Opt in?

So we should used Larison less? Not buying that

The key factor in this year's portal is the impending roster limit that most schools will adopt before next season. Look up "House Settlement". FBS rosters come down to 105 (most/many are in the 120s), while scholarships go up from 85 to up to 105) More trickle up, more trickle down.