I do understand how some of your guys are feeling about the transfer portal, some of you do not like it. But, I need you to look at it from a college athlete's stand point. Some of our college athletes come from low income homes. For years, colleges have exploited the athlete and used them up for the colleges gain as far as money is concerned and the school was making money off of them using their name, image, and likeness. Case in point, Michigan used the Fab five to make a boat load of money using their name, image, and likeness and these young men could not make a dime off of it. This fact has been well documented. With that in mind, I think it is great that these young women have a chance to help their families out by making money from NIL. Baseball has been doing this for over 30 years. High school players have to opportunity to go straight to the major leagues and earn a boat load of money if they are good enough. Nobody complain about this. Women sport has always fallen behind men sports as far as respect, money, being treated fairly, etc. A few years ago, we all saw how unfairly the women were being treated in the NCAAT. ESPN did a report about this. How the women's teams in the tournament only got a little bit of gear, hotel accommodations were way last than the men. They had a small dumbbell sets that was in a conference room where as the men has a full weightlifting set, etc. This was only 5 years ago. The men have been doing this for years; therefore, I do not have a problem with a female player trying to better themselves financially, mentally, and trying to improve their chances of making it to the W. This is no different that us who are in the workforce. If another company came and offer you more money to move and be a part of their company as oppose to staying at the company that you are at and you feel you are not value as a person, treated fairly, etc. What will you do? You are probably going to leave. So what is the difference between this and the transfer portal. We as fans cannot blame an college student athlete for wanting to improve their situation. This is my two cents worth and how I see it. I think it is great for women to have the same opportunity as men in this day and generation to better their situation.