Sprinters in the Transfer Portal

Question No. 1: May an undergraduate student-athlete enter the NCAA Transfer Portal prior to
the window opening for their sport?
Answer: No. However, if a student-athlete’s head coach departs or announces their intent to
depart, or the student-athlete’s athletics aid is canceled, reduced or nonrenewed (for reasons other
than those specified in NCAA Division I Bylaws 15.3.4.2 or 15.3.5.1) prior to the window opening
for their sport, they may initiate notification of transfer during a 30 consecutive-day period which
begins the day after either occurs.

Question No. 2: When is a student-athlete first required to initiate notification of transfer during
an applicable window for their sport to permissibly engage in recruiting contact with other Division
I institutions?
Answer: The applicable transfer windows apply to four-year transfer student-athletes seeking
championship eligibility for the 2023-24 academic year. The transfer windows will first be used
during the specified periods beginning late-fall 2022 through summer 2023.

Question No. 3: May a student-athlete enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after the window(s) for
their sport conclude?
Answer: Yes. A student-athlete who did not initiate notification of transfer during an applicable
window for their sport may request to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal after the windows close and
up until August 1 of the next academic year.

Question No. 4: Does an institution still have two business days to enter a student-athlete into the
NCAA Transfer Portal if a student-athlete qualifies for one of the exceptions to initiating
notification of transfer outside of an applicable window?
Answer: Yes.

Question No. 5: May a spring sport student-athlete enter the NCAA Transfer Portal at midyear?

Answer: Yes. A 15-day fall window, from December 1 to December 15, is available for spring
sport student-athletes to enter the NCAA Transfer Portal at midyear and begin permissible
recruiting contact with other institutions.

Alexis Brown - Florida to Baylor

OP, if you are still around, how did you get all of this information? Are you a coach with access to transfer portal info or are you getting it somewhere else?

Just curious because I love following college track and I would love to know who is transferring where. Some of the past offseason transfers have been quite interesting.

I am not a coach. I am getting the info elsewhere. ie: Research, athletes, friends and etc.

Makes sense. Thanks so much for the work, I had a ton of fun reading these when you were posting them

Kenondra Davis Georgia to TEXAS

Makenzy Pierre-Webster UCLA to Miami University

Not sure if this thread is active.

two notable 400m runners in the portal:

Jenoah Mckiver

Reheem Hayles

Whoa! Two big elite 400m athletes: I wonder where will they end up... Florida or Georgia? But hopefully TEXAS!

Georgia?? Why Georgia?

KingWarholm - Do you know if there are any top female sprinters in the portal as well?

Dennisha Page & Kayla Sweeney to Tennessee

big name. any word on other sprinters leaving Georgia?

Saw on the college coaching positions thread (page 52, Pac 12) that NCAA qualifier in the 100m Louie Hinchliffe of Washington State has entered the portal.

If it's true, the hits keep on coming for the Cougs. Not surprising at all after finishing DFL at Pac-12s.

Any new updates?

Both are pretty weird pick ups considering they seem to be axing people who are not national championship scorers and neither of the two were close

Not at the moment. I wonder if Matthew Boling is going to stick with Georgia since he didn't qualify in any of his events at the NCAA Outdoor T&F 2023 Championship.

They've axed NCAA non-scorers for NCAA non-scorers who will take the Ross Supplement package to become NCAA scorers

Christina Warren ASU to Miami U