Comit w/o NLI?

observer441,000+ posts

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Maybe I am an idiot,(don't answer that) maybe this is something new, maybe it's a west coast thing...

But I know of 4 kids in our area who are listed as "comitted" to collegiate programs "without an NLI?"

Explain this to me. please. Is this fancy way to walk on? Perhaps these players feel that these schools are the perfect fits and the baseball money has run out? If you were to walk on anyway, wouldn't it be better to see what shows up in the spring? And still have some negotiating power for that school or others? Is it a way to curry favor with the coaches, early?

Am I missing something? Is this happening elsewhere?

12/1/0511:27 PM

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