We're one month away from a second round of portal mania across college football. The spring transfer window opens on April 16 and extends through April 25. The 10-day window is shorter than in previous years but is likely to be no less chaotic. Coaches will try to keep their teams together while players explore their options and try to maximize their value.
This isn't just the last chance for teams with College Football Playoff ambitions to load up with new starters and depth for the long season ahead. It's also perhaps the last big opportunity for coveted players to cash in before teams are faced with salary cap constraints in the upcoming revenue-sharing era.
ESPN surveyed a dozen general managers, personnel staffers and agents about their expectations for the upcoming portal window and five of the biggest questions they have going into April.
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How much elite talent?
QBs on the move?
Rev-share spending impact?
Position in demand?
Cutting down to 105?