U-M used transfer portal to win. What is the portal? When is it open?
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The University of Michigan's NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament win was fueled by transfer portal players, with all five starters having begun their collegiate careers at other schools. The transfer portal, created by the NCAA in 2018, allows athletes to switch schools and has become a key tool for college sports.
The University of Michigan won the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament with a roster built using the transfer portal. All five starters began their collegiate careers at other schools. The transfer portal is a database that simplifies the transfer process, allowing athletes to connect with coaches and explore new opportunities. Over 1,500 players have already entered the portal this year. The portal is open to athletes who want to switch schools, and coaches can use it to recruit new players. Athletes must notify their current school's compliance office to enter the portal.
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