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- As the NCAA transfer portal opens on April 7, general managers from three high-major schools say spending on player compensation will stay high, with budgets around $10 million.
- Some programs prefer early contract negotiations to secure rosters, while others worry about disruption.
- The market for players could rise, with potential all-conference players commanding between $2 million and $4 million.
- Many players may enter the portal with pre-established options and offers.
