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HoosierReb01

(2016) CB Monquavion Brinson to Syracuse

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Football recruiting is hard to follow because the "to Syracuse" is pretty much meaningless. It's just so weird they can commit and decommit at will like that. It's like if you get married but your wife still lets you date other women and then you marry.

Well, a high percentage of the current recruiting targets are already committed, so get used to it. lol

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Well, a high percentage of the current recruiting targets are already committed, so get used to it. lol

Football is just so laissez a faire about the whole commitment thing. They tend to drag verbals out much longer than you see in basketball and reneging on your verbal is more common. Someone needs to come up with different terminology since "commitment" is absolutely the wrong word. Maybe "verbaled" and "signed" or something so it's more obvious when players are committed but still recruitable.

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Football is just so laissez a faire about the whole commitment thing. They tend to drag verbals out much longer than you see in basketball and reneging on your verbal is more common. Someone needs to come up with different terminology since "commitment" is absolutely the wrong word. Maybe "verbaled" and "signed" or something so it's more obvious when players are committed but still recruitable.

 

I believe UofL used "oral" in their basketball recruiting.  Although with the recent allegations that might change.

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