Covid impact on recruiting

[Paytonlives]

With all these states moving to Spring I would think that the NCAA would have to reevaluate the recruiting signing days.

-So far California and Washington high schools (Among a few others) have moved their games to a time (December or early spring) that is at or near the two signing days.

-Also how does this affect the JC guys who's season is now after the recruiting signing days.

-What about high school transfer rules. It might be possible for a football player to play two seasons in one calendar school year. Say in Montana then in Washington.

Don't know the answers but this will be something to follow.

 

[grizfan1984]

How will it affect the 2021 class more than likely all the seniors will get an extra year if we don’t have a season so what will that mean for 2021 kids where will the scholarships come from when we don’t have any departures.

 

[wbtfg]

I think MSU is at 10 or 11 verbals right now, which is pretty solid for mid July.

 

[BadlandsGrizFan]

I think there are going to be a ton of kids changing schools over the next 2-3 years, with teams offering scholarships to kids they wont know as well as they generally would pre covid.