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2018 LexCath G TC Price offered

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Whatever man. You won't find any support from me if you're going to hate on high school players.

 

No hate here.

 

Just a bunch of BGPers who do not want the truth to be told about many topics.

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No hate here.

 

Just a bunch of BGPers who do not want the truth to be told about many topics.

 

The truth is: he received a scholarship offer from Toledo, a division I program in the MAC conference.

The truth is: he received a scholarship offer from Toledo, a division I program in the MAC conference.

 

Sorry, dude.

 

No National Letter of Intent - No Scholarship

Sorry, dude.

 

No National Letter of Intent - No Scholarship

 

At least you're discrediting yourself so I don't have to.

At least you're discrediting yourself so I don't have to.

 

Incorrect. Cannot offer a scholarship without a national letter of intent. There can be a verbal commitment, but not an offer.

Incorrect. Cannot offer a scholarship without a national letter of intent. There can be a verbal commitment, but not an offer.

 

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Recruiting FAQs

 

Can I make a verbal commitment to a school and sign an NLI with a different school?

 

Yes. A verbal commitment, stating publicly one's intentions to attend a certain institution, is a non-binding, oral agreement between you and the institution. The only binding nature of the commitment is your word and the institution's promise. The NLI program does not recognize verbal commitments. It is not uncommon for a student to verbally commit to one institution and subsequently sign an NLI with another institution. And, on some occasions, a school may accept your verbal commitement and later offer the NLI to another prospective student-athlete.

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The facts are that the young man was offered a scholarship in the 2018 recruiting class by the University of Toledo. Can he commit right now? Sure he could if he wanted to. Could he sign right now? No he could not. Could Toledo never speak to the kid again if they chose? Yes. Is that likely? No.

 

Congrats to TC on earning the offer.

 

I hope @Cardinals2745 doesn't hijack every thread about scholarship offers from now on.

This is a website. I do not care how anybody perceives me. Period. I have told theguru that and he can ban my name at anytime.

 

Facts are facts and that is what I posted.

 

I see what I am going to need to do with you......

The facts are that the young man was offered a scholarship in the 2018 recruiting class by the University of Toledo. Can he commit right now? Sure he could if he wanted to. Could he sign right now? No he could not. Could Toledo never speak to the kid again if they chose? Yes. Is that likely? No.

 

Congrats to TC on earning the offer.

 

I hope @Cardinals2745 doesn't hijack every thread about scholarship offers from now on.

 

No scholarship was offered. It was a verbal commitment.

 

There is a difference.

I see what I am going to need to do with you......

 

Considering that you do not believe the Bible is the word of God, then there is nothing that you really can do to me.

Na na na na, na na na na...

 

as if this is the pinnacle of my existence

 

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