Losing any verbals?

[AZGrizFan]

Or, the recruits decommitted first, at which point the offer could ethically be rescinded.

As I recall, Brandom was told his offer would be honored but his traditional position wasn't really used in this offense. That seems pretty honest and straightforward to me. "We won't mislead you, learn a new position or test the waters elsewhere" Brandom chose to look elsewhere.

Range decommitted.
Baker decommitted.
Neale decommitted.
Brandom was willing to be honored, but told he'd need to change positions.

All this makes me seriously doubt the story going 'round about the way Clark was handled by Stitt.

 

[grizindabox]

Or, the recruits decommitted first, at which point the offer could ethically be rescinded.

As I recall, Brandom was told his offer would be honored but his traditional position wasn't really used in this offense. That seems pretty honest and straightforward to me. "We won't mislead you, learn a new position or test the waters elsewhere" Brandom chose to look elsewhere.

Range decommitted.
Baker decommitted.
Neale decommitted.
Brandom was willing to be honored, but told he'd need to change positions.

All this makes me seriously doubt the story going 'round about the way Clark was handled by Stitt.

From what I am hearing on Clark. The new staff reached out to him just like with every other commit. Clark did not officially decommit, but he would not give the staff a solid confirmation on the scholarship offer. The staff decided to move forward with recruiting and now don't have the scholarship available.

 

[mtgrizrule]

Or, the recruits decommitted first, at which point the offer could ethically be rescinded.

As I recall, Brandom was told his offer would be honored but his traditional position wasn't really used in this offense. That seems pretty honest and straightforward to me. "We won't mislead you, learn a new position or test the waters elsewhere" Brandom chose to look elsewhere.

Range decommitted.
Baker decommitted.
Neale decommitted.
Brandom was willing to be honored, but told he'd need to change positions.

All this makes me seriously doubt the story going 'round about the way Clark was handled by Stitt.

From what I am hearing on Clark. The new staff reached out to him just like with every other commit. Clark did not officially decommit, but he would not give the staff a solid confirmation on the scholarship offer. The staff decided to move forward with recruiting and now don't have the scholarship available.

Come on Grizindabox, that just makes too much sense to post on EGRIZ. It absolutely cannot be that simple. :thumb: :lol: