Yeh this situation was mentioned in another thread--not sure if there was an answer. I don't know if there is any type of protocol for verbal commits exceeding the confirmed open schollies for a particular recruiting year in MBB. @BKIn118 posted previously about keeping an eye on the LOI signing period, not sure if that was an insider "heads-up" or just an FYI....I guess this one is kind of tricky since we don't have an actual spot open just yet.
Yeh this situation was mentioned in another thread--not sure if there was an answer. I don't know if there is any type of protocol for verbal commits exceeding the confirmed open schollies for a particular recruiting year in MBB. @BKIn118 posted previously about keeping an eye on the LOI signing period, not sure if that was an insider "heads-up" or just an FYI....
link doesn't work for me..i don't have premium..can you give the summary :sunglasses:(I promise not to tell :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:)
Same JC as Freeman. That bodes well I would think.
Its logical to assume scholarships will be available because Carter and Washington will have visited Rutgers within the next week.The time and effort by staff and willingness of recruits to visit is a sure sign that a few current roster players will be leaving.
Resourceful roster management is the sign of a good coach and a program interested in competing and winning. We've had more than our share of talented players bolt for greener pastures. Maybe finally, we grow the greener pasture.Carters team indeed lost to Hutchnson as Knights1212 mentioned. It is hard to be positive about what you said.
They are being recruited because like Hawk mentioned, it happens all the time.
Transfers would rise and coaches would have a hard time maintaining continuity as rosters would change even more than currently happens.Imagine if the NCAA allowed student-athletes to transfer without having to sit out one season.
Once the NCAA figures out how to charge a transfer fee - look out.Imagine if the NCAA allowed student-athletes to transfer without having to sit out one season.