• The Transfer Portal | Everything you need to know

  • May 6 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
  • Podcast
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The Transfer Portal | Everything you need to know

  • Summary

  • Patrick Jones talks about the transfer portal in this podcast episode. He explains how he aligns topics with the time of year and why he's discussing the transfer portal now. He shares insights based on his experience working with players navigating the transfer process, highlighting common scenarios and misconceptions. He emphasizes the importance of understanding why players want to transfer and the realities they face in finding new opportunities. Patrick delves into the criteria college coaches consider when evaluating transfer candidates, including performance metrics like strikeout-to-walk ratios for pitchers and offensive production for hitters. He also discusses the implications of different types of scholarship offers and the significance of summer collegiate baseball leagues for player exposure and recruitment. Throughout the episode, Patrick offers practical advice and cautions against unrealistic expectations in the transfer process.



    Timestamps:


    [01:49] Understanding the Transfer Portal


    [09:43] NCAA Rules and Regulations for Division I Baseball


    [12:29] Expectations & Statistical Significance in the Transfer Portal


    [19:37] Returning to School, Division Choices, and Scholarship Types


    [25:55] Summer Collegiate Baseball



    Follow Patrick Jones on Twitter: @pjonesbaseball


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