Look to the Transfer Portal: Discussion thread

As a coach, how the f*** do you keep track of all of this? Are you just running a dashboard with position groups by PFF grades? Like, you have a few days to make assessment and then offer someone.

Some use Salesforce and other CRMs to track players. You’d attach film, personal and health info, anything you had on him from recruiting etc. it would be their own grades not pff.

Some schools have it for every team in the conference plus common opponents while they are scouting for the season, on top of what they are hearing/tampering with during season.
 
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As a coach, how the f*** do you keep track of all of this? Are you just running a dashboard with position groups by PFF grades? Like, you have a few days to make assessment and then offer someone.
Miami, and many other school, pay for access to a firm’s database that tracks the portal entries and has basically compiled all available data on the player already over their career and scores or rates them. Goes back to HS ratings, offers, testing numbers, draft projections, height, weight, etc.

3 of my friends from when I was coaching have now gone into this field. Also they’re analyzing coaches and staffers and have that data, scouting data on other teams, metrics, tendencies, etc.
 
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Just meant the whole thing changed after NCAA eliminated it
I mean it changed. They can and always have been able to sign financial aid.

There’s nothing anyone signs anymore that’s binding. Technically. As you can just enter back into the portal as many times as you want
 
It's just a little weird that they don't have one in-house already developed by now.

This is their 4th recruiting class & they don't & haven't had a single HS recruited C play starter snaps at all for us.

QB, WR & other positions I understand, because that's not what they do, that's not their specialty. But OL, is literally what they care about more than anything. It's their primary focus & everything they do revolves around it.

You'd think they would've found one & built him up by now, but I guess not.

It's just a little odd is all I'm saying.
He went to Auburn and they’ve never recovered from the breakup…
 
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Some use Salesforce and other CRMs to track players. You’d attach film, personal and health info, anything you had on him from recruiting etc. it would be their own grades not pff.

Some schools have it for every team in the conference plus common opponents while they are scouting for the season, on top of what they are hearing/tampering with during season.
Salesforce is a piece of ****
 
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Well, he was hurt all year. I guess the question is if he had been healthy this year and played, would he be the starting center next year?
Hard to give a spot to someone with no game film. I would anticipate that he has to compete for a spot, but I'm old school.
 
My clients use it and sometimes I've come across using it internally, and it's top 3 on my platform hitlist.

It can do a ton of things, but you have to be able to spend for the features, if you don’t, it’s ****. I’ve been at companies where it’s awesome because they spend a ton to get what they want. Other spots where it’s awful because they go cheap for the CRM.
 
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