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NIL and the transfer portal can be lucrative — if you know what to do. Just ask La Salle’s Truth Harris.
Truth Harris uses NCAA transfer portal and name, image, and likeness deals to join La Salle, marking his fifth college basketball program in five years.
- Truth Harris joined La Salle in the offseason, making the La Salle Explorers his fifth school in five years in Philadelphia.
- The NCAA transfer portal and Name, Image and Likeness together have reshaped options for players, enabling college athletes to profit and change schools during the offseason.
- Using the transfer portal and NIL together, Truth Harris crafted a strategic approach, showing a 'method to his madness' that pairs repeated portal entries with NIL opportunities.
- Harris's case underscores shifting roster and recruiting dynamics as college programs and coaches face challenges from frequent portal transfers in roster building and recruiting.
- Harris's move indicates NIL and the transfer portal will continue to influence player decisions and roster strategies, highlighting ongoing debates over money, movement, and competitive balance.
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NIL and the transfer portal can be lucrative — if you know what to do. Just ask La Salle’s Truth Harris.
PHILADELPHIA — It’s been four years since college athletes have been able to legally profit from their name, image and likeness. It’s been less than 10 years since those same athletes could enter the NCAA’s transfer portal without needing to…
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