NU offers 3-star Kentucky RB commit

[lou v]

Northwestern offers Bryant Koback, a three-star running back who is currently committed to Kentucky.

NU offers Kentucky RB commit ($)

 

[willycat]

Northwestern offers Bryant Koback, a three-star running back who is currently committed to Kentucky.

NU offers Kentucky RB commit ($)

Sort of sounds like Fitz is doing some poaching. Think that's a good thing for NU, as they have to keep up with the Jones' or the Harbaugh's.

 

[stpaulcat]

Northwestern offers Bryant Koback, a three-star running back who is currently committed to Kentucky.

NU offers Kentucky RB commit ($)

"Koback has made it known that he is still very open to other schools while being “firmly committed” to the other Wildcats."

Huh? I hope this isn't the way Fitz "builds family"--by recruiting philanderers. He is either open or firmly committed, not both.

 

[TheC]

"Koback has made it known that he is still very open to other schools while being “firmly committed” to the other Wildcats."

Huh? I hope this isn't the way Fitz "builds family"--by recruiting philanderers. He is either open or firmly committed, not both.

As long as Fitz doesn't spend the night at the kid's house.

 

[NUCat320]

"Koback has made it known that he is still very open to other schools while being “firmly committed” to the other Wildcats."

Huh? I hope this isn't the way Fitz "builds family"--by recruiting philanderers. He is either open or firmly committed, not both.

Firmly committed, until a better offer comes along. It's the way recruits should handle it.

 

[julescat]

Firmly committed, until a better offer comes along. It's the way recruits should handle it.

Totally right. Too many schools find ways to dump their commits. This is a necessary attitude that the workers should have.

 

[stpaulcat]

Totally right. Too many schools find ways to dump their commits. This is a necessary attitude that the workers should have.

Understood, but basically doesn't this mean that the Signing Day is now meaningless, as it the designated recruiting period?

 

[NUCat320]

Understood, but basically doesn't this mean that the Signing Day is now meaningless, as it the designated recruiting period?

He's a 2017 recruit, so it's 11 months until signing day. He's got a spot to hold.

The offer clearinghouse and rolling acceptance would solve this problem, to the extent that it is a problem.