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UNDATED (AP) — The NCAA's new transfer rules, including the creation of the so-called portal, have changed the process by which athletes switch schools, loosening some restrictions and leading more players to explore options. Football coaches have responded by throwing more manpower toward monitoring that growing talent pool and the task of scouting the portal. The process has become more transparent and orderly, but some coaches have not yet given up the old way of doing business.
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