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'First Things First' host trolls transfer portal by creating new hilarious portal

The co-host of 'First Things First' had his comedic moment when introducing a new hilarious transfer portal.

By Tyler Reed

View of a camera with a Fox Sports logo before the game between the Houston Astros and the New York Mets at Daikin Park.
View of a camera with a Fox Sports logo before the game between the Houston Astros and the New York Mets at Daikin Park. / Troy Taormina-Imagn Images
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College sports have been taking over with a new term. Fans following the transfer portal seem to have just as much excitement doing that as watching the games.

College basketball will be wrapping up the season with the national championship this coming Monday. However, the transfer portal already has fans of teams not in the Final Four, thinking about next season.

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It has been portal this, and portal that. The discussion of the new popular term has 'First Things First,' host Kevin Wildes drop a hilarious new transfer portal that we need to make happen.

In an interview with Bill Simmons on 'The Bill Simmons Podcast,' Wildes jokingly said that family members should be allowed to join the transfer portal.

I know this is a joke, but man, there have been numerous times I would have loved to join the family transfer portal or see a family member jump in the portal.

The Wild West action of the transfer portal is going to change. Soon, college athletes will be signing contracts just like professionals, which makes sense, because they have been professionals for as long as I can remember.

However, I'm ready to have a deeper conversation with Wildes about this family transfer portal. How can we make this a real thing? Asking that as a joke, of course (I'm not.)

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