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Re: Maine Recruit Updates: The Search for Spock
Did you notice how Kentucky basketball recruit Brandin Knight signed a "Financial Aid Offer" instead of a national letter of intent? The only stipulation for him is that if he enrolls at another SEC school he can't receive a grant-in-aid from that school for two years.
I agree the system is the problem. Coaches should be allowed to ink up deals for 4 years, so kids know (1) when they're going to be brought in, (2) how much money they'll get for 4 years (since that's the critical part).
Surest way to get rid of early commitments, and the renegging on both ends that now seems more prevalent.
Also will force programs to bring kids in on time, rather than warehousing them, knowing they won't be swept up by another program.
Will also help recruiting against Ontario/Major Junior, which uses the lack of commitment and the warehousing against the NCAA.
Did you notice how Kentucky basketball recruit Brandin Knight signed a "Financial Aid Offer" instead of a national letter of intent? The only stipulation for him is that if he enrolls at another SEC school he can't receive a grant-in-aid from that school for two years.