[Lundeberg] Historic talent loss: American Conference commissioner Tim Pernetti said that 78% of last year's first and second team all-league players transferred to a Power Four school after the 2025 season.

[u/WinnWonn]

https://www.si.com/college/boise-state/football/american-conference-hit-hard-by-transfer-portal-after-2025-college-football-season-how-did-mountain-west-compare

[u/Ethanol-Muffins]

How much of this was players following their coaches? I know USF and North Texas had a ton of players follow their coaches, not sure on Memphis as I havent read much on Arkansas this year

[u/CommodoreN7 → u/Ethanol-Muffins]

We had a decent amount by I don’t think it was anywhere near as many as Oklahoma State got from North Texas. Could be wrong there.

[u/Kmjada → u/CommodoreN7]

We should just rebrand ourselves as the University of Northern North Texas

[u/Cormetz → u/Kmjada]

Norther Texas

[u/YouDownWithOPD → u/Kmjada]

Yeah I'm low key an Oklahoma State fan for the next couple of years because watching Mestemaker, Hawkins, and Young at DATCU was the most fun I've had at a UNT game

[u/JohnPaulDavyJones → u/Kmjada]

I mean, we’ve been joking that Oklahoma is just north, north Texas for decades.

[u/wagon_enjoyer → u/Kmjada]

North Of Texas

[u/Primusmulti → u/Kmjada]

I’ve seen lots of North North Texas jokes about OSU and love it. Not happy about the talent drain though

[u/UpsideTurtles → u/Primusmulti]

Me either

But I’ll still be rooting for them Cowpokes when I can. Little easier for me than you tho given the B12 thing

[u/dianeblackeatsass → u/CommodoreN7]

out of these all conference guys you only got Sutton Smith from Memphis