Reply to "Committed Underclassmen"

Goosegg10,000+ posts

I'll pipe in that if you're one of those 9th grade kids, you dont need to "commit" that early; if that kid stays on the projected development path, that kid could decide on a school anytime. There's always room at the Inn for a stud.

So, ask yourself, why give those 9th grade commits any thought at all, they have no impact on you (and, btw, have absolutely no reciprocal enforceable commitment from the school [even though the kid is now off the recruiting market])

Keep your eye on the ball: develop those baseball skills and get good grades. That's what you have absolute control over.

6/24/1910:36 PM

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