College football head coaches can breathe easier tonight. On Wednesday, the NCAA Administrative Committee decided to eliminate the spring transfer portal window, allowing just one window in January. Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger first reported the news.
It is a key moment in the game as it gets rid of what many head coaches consider a headache when putting together a roster. With the spring transfer portal window now closed, they don't have to worry about a player who had a big spring practice from receiving bigger offers from other schools, where they might have a brighter chance to play, or the money is too good to turn down.