Easy. They just go into a decade of sucking, build new facilities, and then start going after the recruits who were 3 years old when this all happened!
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Baylor promises to release 2016 Signees from LOIs (5 players released)
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DiggerBuffs
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You've really upped your game, lately.
Slow learning curve on AB
holy ****. I might have to start reading defeated.
perfect
That is a pretty stinging blow by blow of the pain these kids are going thru. **** bailer.
Don't just read that article to find out about the rules.
Read the article to indulge in ecstatic amounts of schadenfreude. It's luxurious to read so much righteous indignation being heaped on **** Baylor.
Based on past history your expectation is spot on. They will not get involved.
On the other hand based on past history, including a certain RB leaving CU for little brother, all these recruits have to do is mention lawyer and the NCAA will figure out a way to free them from their LOIs. Wouldn't surprise me if they did the same for kids wanting to transfer once the lawyers start calling.
Re-posting from the Football Forum...
This means that unless the NCAA determines that a 2016 signee is academically ineligible or the NCAA rules that Baylor committed a recruiting violation, these kids are either forced to enroll at Baylor or delay college for a year.
This means that unless the NCAA determines that a 2016 signee is academically ineligible or the NCAA rules that Baylor committed a recruiting violation, these kids are either forced to enroll at Baylor or delay college for a year.
Cluster****
I think it would be best for these recruits not to fight it, and just wait for it to be over.
That decision came down from either the NCAA or the B1G, don't remember which.
Fantastic! Rep to you, if we still could do that sort of thing of course.
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
Yeah, and ****bailer is trying to turn this into some positive pr. They're telling the kids to give it 30 days (think I heard that right) and not to make a rash, emotional decision.
But the kids who decide to leave at the end of that "cooling off" period are screwed anyway. They miss early summer workouts with another school. They miss the chance to get ahead with any summer classes.
What an abortion.
I really hope they enjoy that '16 class, because they are lighting fire to their recruiting for the next few years with this move. They may not get another class in the top 80, let alone the top 30 in the next 4 years.
**** bailer. This year, next year, and then the year after that.
Personally, I'm tired of hearing about ****ing Bailer.
**** bailer to hell.
they should release any kid who doesn't want to be a part of this ****. penn state actually held guys even after release because they wanted to be a part of the rebuild. bailer apparently believes that they should treat their student-athletes like slaves and not give them a choice in their futures, despite the horrible things going on there.
**** bailer to hell.
they should release any kid who doesn't want to be a part of this ****. penn state actually held guys even after release because they wanted to be a part of the rebuild. bailer apparently believes that they should treat their student-athletes like slaves and not give them a choice in their futures, despite the horrible things going on there.
**** bailer to hell.
We believe in supporting the guidelines set forth by the NCAA, as our guiding institution.
if bailer were a contagious disease, it would be ebola.
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