Reply to "Comit w/o NLI?"

justbaseball10,000+ posts

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Originally posted by observer44:
Which is my continuing question...Is this simply an ego move for a recruited walk on? Is there some real benefit to have a "comittment without an NLI"? Over a recruited walk on? I have to assume that there is no paperwork. Again is there something I am missing? Is this in actuality more than a recruited walk on?

Sounds to me like a recruited walk-on. I wouldn't want my son to "commit" without scholarship dollars. I'd let him "intend to attend," but thats it until its time to pack for college.

12/2/0511:23 AM

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