2025 Transfer Portal

[SalukiWorld]

Christian Davis hits the portal for Bradley

[SalukiWorld]

Nick Ellington in the portal for Murray State
Jaden Daughtry in the portal for Indiana State

[tribecalledquest]

Christian Davis hits the portal for Bradley

He is a long shot to get a waiver for an additional year. There was never any real consideration that he would have been back.

[IllinoisState]

Jack Daugherty just confirmed he will be back.

https://www.instagram.com/jackdaugherty ... 4gVVuubat/

[TylerDurden]

Per his Instagram Jaquon Johnson of Bradley is returning. That's what people have told me anyway - I don't hdo Instaface.

I do Insta...but his page doesn't specifically say he'll be back. He did post a recap of the year a couple days ago. I'm assuming you don't do that if you're unhappy and want to leave.

Based off of that, I'll assume he's returning - which is good for BU and the MVC.

Here you go.

https://x.com/BrianMWardle/status/1906788904474198455

I would have never seed it on the app formerly known as Twitter. Thanks. I'll update.

[SalukiWorld]

Jonathan Pierre to the portal for Belmont

Elijah Elliott to the portal for SIU. Drew Steffe is now the top returning player for SIU in terms of scoring at 6 points per game

[Dawgbit]

I honestly don’t know of any other business model whereby an entity can increase their revenue without spending a dime in the process. Hats off to NCAA for pulling it off. If college presidents had balls they would file a class action suit against the NCAA for unfair competition. If NCAA believes athletes should be paid then let them pay the athletes out of their own pockets which are stuffed full of TV dollars AND every athlete receives the same amount of money.

[TylerDurden]

I honestly don’t know of any other business model whereby an entity can increase their revenue without spending a dime in the process. Hats off to NCAA for pulling it off. If college presidents had balls they would file a class action suit against the NCAA for unfair competition. If NCAA believes athletes should be paid then let them pay the athletes out of their own pockets which are stuffed full of TV dollars AND every athlete receives the same amount of money.

They'd be suing themselves. The NCAA is the universities. It isn't some independent organization that makes rules for college athletics.

[TylerDurden]

Portal Checklist (4/1 update)

First Team
Tytan Anderson, UNI - Senior
Duke Deen, Bradley - Grad
Jonathan Pierre, Belmont - Senior - In the Portal
Bennett Stirtz, Drake - In the Portal (Iowa)
Samage Teel, Indiana State - Senior - In the Portal
***Chase Walker, Illinois State - Returning, per X post

Second Team
Tayshawn Comer, Evansville - In the Portal
Kennard Davis Jr., S. Illinois - In the Portal
Darius Hannah, Bradley - 5th
Johnny Kinziger, Illinois State
Cooper Schwieger, Valparaiso - In the Portal

Third Team
***Trey Campbell, UNI - Returning, per local radio host (BCPanther)
Ali Dibba, Southern Illinois - In the Portal
Mitch Mascari, Drake - Grad
Zek Montgomery, Bradley - Senior
Carter Whitt, Belmont - Grad

All-Freshman Team
Jack Daugherty, Illinois State
***Jaquan Johnson, Bradley - Returning, per Wardle on the app formerly known as Twitter
Sam Orme, Belmont
Gabriel Pozzato, Evansville - In the Portal
All Wright, Valparaiso - In the Portal[/quote]

[tribecalledquest]

I honestly don’t know of any other business model whereby an entity can increase their revenue without spending a dime in the process. Hats off to NCAA for pulling it off. If college presidents had balls they would file a class action suit against the NCAA for unfair competition. If NCAA believes athletes should be paid then let them pay the athletes out of their own pockets which are stuffed full of TV dollars AND every athlete receives the same amount of money.

They'd be suing themselves. The NCAA is the universities. It isn't some independent organization that makes rules for college athletics.

Yes. I don't know why people still don't get this.

And the NCAA is ALSO all of Division 2 and Division 3.