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The FBS Oversight Committee voted Thursday in favor of a single transfer portal window in January. According to On3\u2019s Pete Nakos, it would last for 10 days, beginning Jan. 2. There would be no portal window in the spring.<\/p>\n
More from On3\u2019s Grant Grubbs<\/a><\/strong>: Per Dellenger, the vote requires approval from the Administrative Committee by Oct. 1 to take effect this year. Currently, there are two transfer portal windows for college football.<\/p>\n The first window is in December and lasts for 20 days. The second window is in April and lasts for just 10 days. Previously, the portal was open for 45 total days, but the NCAA Division I Council voted to decrease that number to 30 days last October.<\/p>\n The idea of a single transfer portal window has long been discussed. Many coaches have criticized the December window because it occurs while teams prepare for the College Football Playoff and bowl games.<\/p>\n Instead of being able to fully focus on these massive games, coaches are forced to divide their attention to ensure they have a strong roster for next season. Additionally, coaches have complained about the spring window allowing players to learn about a team\u2019s schemes and then transfer to another in-conference school.<\/p>\n Michigan wishes luck to its professionals ahead of the NFL season.<\/p>\n Michigan sophomore defensive back Tevis Metcalf and junior defensive back TJ Metcalf signed an NIL deal with clothing company Hollister.<\/p>\n It\u2019s personal this week for Oklahoma wide receiver Deion Burks.<\/p>\n Oklahoma WR Deion Burks, a Belleville (Mich.) High product who wasn’t offered by Michigan:<\/p>\n “They have a saying that pretty much the best players stay in Michigan, so I guess I\u2019m not one of those best players they were shooting for, but I\u2019m just excited to go play them.<\/p>\n “Can\u2019t\u2026<\/p>\n \u2014 Clayton Sayfie (@CSayf23) September 5, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Quote Of The Day<\/p>\n \u201cThe biggest [thing] is whoever practices better. It\u2019s a different deal than last year. Obviously, you had two great players, right? Some of the guys that were in the room here were here last year. The gap between one and six isn\u2019t as big. So, guys that practice better do things that fit the scheme of what we\u2019re going to do that week.\u201d<\/p>\n \u2014\u00a0Michigan defensive line coach Lou Esposito on choosing starters among a deep group of defensive tackles<\/p>\n Headlines Of The Day<\/p>\n \u2022\u00a0Chris Balas, The Wolverine: News and Views: A Michigan defender who needs a big game at Oklahoma, D-line observations, more<\/a><\/strong>
On Thursday, the NCAA Football Oversight Committee voted to support a single transfer portal, per Yahoo! Sports\u2018 Ross Dellenger. The 10-day window is expected to open Jan. 2. On3\u2019s Pete Nakos confirmed this report.<\/p>\n\n
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