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2017LHPscrewball5,000+ posts

What happens when a coach determines that he has exceeded his scholarship maximum? As an example, the coach is sitting at a projected 12.3 in May as he begins communicating to his existing players. He has some kid committed (NLI) at 60%, but simply believes this kid will get drafted and has a high probability of signing. June comes and goes and for some reason the kid does not sign. Can a coach approach individual players AFTER he has communicated the scholarship amount for the coming year and "ask" for some back? If that doesn't work, is there some administrative tool he lean on to skinny up his commitments?

6/3/1610:11 AM

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