This Teamworks-hosted webinar focused on how college football programs can better prepare for, plan, and execute during an increasingly high-stakes, single transfer portal window. The discussion framed the transfer portal not as an isolated challenge, but as part of the broader evolution of college football toward a professionalized, NFL-like model that leverages modern scouting and data analytics technology to identify player fit, evaluate players at scale, and improve decision making
Webinar Highlights
“This may be the most anticipated transfer portal season in NCAA history.”
⏱ 0:18 – 0:55
Single portal. Higher stakes. Athlete compensation. Revenue sharing.
College football has entered a new era, and the transfer portal sits at the center of it.
“College programs evaluate 10x more players with far fewer resources.”
⏱ 2:10 – 3:05
Unlike the NFL, college teams face:
- Smaller scouting staffs
- More players to evaluate
- Less time to make decisions
Yet the consequences have never been bigger.
“We’ve entered the player tracking era, and it’s a thousand-times leap in player data.”
⏱ 5:02 – 6:55
Football data has evolved fast:
From box scores → to play-by-play → real-time player tracking on the field of play
Every player. Every movement. Measured multiple times per second.
“Most athletic departments aren’t going to hire dozens of data analysts. Nor should they.”
⏱ 7:11 – 8:59
Teamworks Scouting powered by Intelligence brings NFL-level analytics to college football without requiring schools to build massive in-house scouting and data teams. Objective metrics. Position-specific models.
“Data only creates an advantage when coaches can see it on film.”
⏱ 9:06 – 10:42
By tying advanced analytics directly to all-22 film, coaches gain:
- Competition context
- Confidence in the data
- Faster, clearer decision-making
That’s where insight turns into action.
“Coaches spend more than 25 hours a week in Teamworks Scouting because it works.”
⏱ 11:35 – 12:47
In just two months:
- 21 college football programs onboarded
- 3,700+ hours logged
- 150+ player tracking lists built
The most competitive transfer portal programs have already built their boards, well before January.