robertearle
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Well you know college football is saturated and dominated with transfer portal use. The top programs found it's the only way to be competitive anymore as recruiting and developing the recruits just doesn't cut it these days. It's EXACTLY the same for women's hockey now. It will not change or drop off as long as the rules don't change. The Muzzinator was one of the first to realize this and is the best at utilizing it thus far. For those who think it's not really an all Ohio State team because of transfers need to stop living in the past.
Nonsense.
Women's hockey is NOT the same as football.
The number of players on football rosters not getting on the field is huge compared to WH. The number of players playing football not all that interested in their degree is huge compared to WH. Transferring affects a student's path to their degree. WH players will be much more hesitant to disrupt the path to their degree. COVID transfers don't go through that disruption because, obviously, they complete their degree before making the transfer.
And yes, when COVID years have run their course, the pool of grad transfers will be GREATLY diminished.
If you think there are going to be the likes Barnes and Bilka and Markowski waiting in the portal every year, you're kidding yourself.
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