I don't monitor the exact numbers, but from casual monitoring, it seems about the same number going out as coming in.

But I'm not sure the number of each (coming & going) really matters. What matters to me is the quality of the transfers we lose, compared to the quality we gain.Again, from my casual observation, Brownell normally gains transfers who have shown results, as well as potential, at their previous locations. On the other hand, the players we usually lose have not provided results or shown their potential here at Clemson.

It seems (to me anyway) that Coach Brownell is better at recruiting & developing experienced transfers from other college programs than he is at recruiting & developing youngsters out of high school. Sort of the opposite of the process & approach that Coach Sweeney takes. Also, many of his transfers are players he recruited out of high school but lost out to another school. However, he often ends up eventually getting some of them as transfers--some showing results & potential at their chosen school, but looking for more playing time & leadership responsibilities at Clemson; while others did not get playing time or opportunities at their chosen school, but are offered more playing time & opportunities at Clemson as transfers.