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Dixie Heights TE Andrew Hedger Commits

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I thought kids could sign a letter early these days (heard something about this). Doesn't this lock the school to the kid?

 

Wow you really don't know!!! Please do some research.

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Wow you really don't know!!! Please do some research.

 

Heading to Google now. Thanks.

Wow you really don't know!!! Please do some research.

 

I just noticed you are new to BGP. Welcome.

I just noticed you are new to BGP. Welcome.

 

It's all good. being new to BGPs means what?

Clyde your smarter than that!! Nothing is in stone until singing day. You know that!!

 

I'm trusting that you're close. Is he nervous APSU is going to renege ? If not, I don't see the purpose of a visit to another school.

It's all good. being new to BGPs means what?

 

I think I will defer to a more senior member to answer that question.

I thought kids could sign a letter early these days (heard something about this). Doesn't this lock the school to the kid?

 

Wow you really don't know!!! Please do some research.

 

RE, in football there is no early. Pay attention to all of the signings in February. There will be lots of pressers that day. Us recruiting geeks know this.

I'm trusting that you're close. Is he nervous APSU is going to renege ? If not, I don't see the purpose of a visit to another school.

 

As close as you can get. And he just got off the phone with ap. Why would a kid not take his visits??

RE, in football there is no early. Pay attention to all of the signings in February. There will be lots of pressers that day. Us recruiting geeks know this.

 

Thanks for that info. Just let me know what day in February and I will be tuned in to the pressers. Mustang has proved I have a lot to learn about this recruiting game.

As close as you can get. And he just got off the phone with ap. Why would a kid not take his visits??

 

As I stated previously it's hardly limited to this youngster. It's too common for some reason in college football recruiting as compared to , say, basketball.

 

While I've never had a child go through it my GUESS is that I'd tell my son that once he committed he's done unless the school starts wavering on him. Again, I'm making a guess as to how I'd approach it. I know that Drew Barker kept moving his commit date back just for that reason. He wanted to be 100% sure before he committed and then be done and not take any official visits.

 

It's a "to each his own" situation.

This is what I was referring to gentleman. Just found this on Google. I have heard and read about kids doing this. Guess these kids had their mind made up.

 

"The usage last fall of financial-aid agreements, available for January-enrolling prospects on Aug. 1 of their senior years to secure a scholarship, is among the accelerating factors. Prospects who sign financial-aid agreements and enroll early do not sign letters of intent."

As I stated previously it's hardly limited to this youngster. It's too common for some reason in college football recruiting as compared to , say, basketball.

 

While I've never had a child go through it my GUESS is that I'd tell my son that once he committed he's done unless the school starts wavering on him. Again, I'm making a guess as to how I'd approach it. I know that Drew Barker kept moving his commit date back just for that reason. He wanted to be 100% sure before he committed and then be done and not take any official visits.

 

It's a "to each his own" situation.

Right no right or wrong way to do it. So if you commited to a d3 school and Ohio state came calling you would stay with the D3??

This is what I was referring to gentleman. Just found this on Google. I have heard and read about kids doing this. Guess these kids had their mind made up.

 

"The usage last fall of financial-aid agreements, available for January-enrolling prospects on Aug. 1 of their senior years to secure a scholarship, is among the accelerating factors. Prospects who sign financial-aid agreements and enroll early do not sign letters of intent."

Football players D 1 sign in February

Right no right or wrong way to do it. So if you commited to a d3 school and Ohio state came calling you would stay with the D3??

 

Yes. I'd then keep my fat girlfriend when Halle Berry came calling.

Football players D 1 sign in February

 

 

Not if they enroll early and sign financial aid agreements.

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