Copy paste? Getting that silly no subscription thing.
That 'Ticks' me off...I'm paying for it...IMO, I should be able to do whatever I choose with it...Maybe sharing is not such a good idea...Seemed like a good idee @ the time...
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OU football: 'You can't be in the portal and on the team,' Lincoln Riley says
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JOE MUSSATTO
NORMAN — Oklahoma coach Lincoln Riley said he draws "pretty clear lines" when it comes to players entering the NCAA transfer portal midseason.
At OU, entering the portal equates to being off the team. Redshirt freshman defensive back
Miguel Edwards entered his name into the portal Wednesday, according to The Athletic.
"I think we kinda try to handle each case as it is," Riley said. "But at the end of the day, you're either with us or you're not.
"If a guy's gonna leave, we certainly don't throw 'em out. We're not like that. We do a lot of things to keep track of them academically, off-the-field, have people in place in our program set up just to kind of check in with them, make sure they're doing well ... But at that point, they're not a part of the team either."
Oklahoma wide receiver A.D. Miller made the rare decision in the offseason to enter the portal and return to his former school. He committed to Illinois before backing out.
"A.D. Miller is the perfect example," Riley said. "He goes, he tests it for a little bit, figures out that's not what he wants to do, came to us about coming back, and glad we were able to bring him back. That one worked out. You can't be in the portal and on the team. That doesn't work. But at the same time, that doesn't mean we don't have an open mind about your situation, either."
