Reply to "To sign or not to sign: The Pros and Cons of NLI"

Shoveit4Ks10,000+ posts

It's one sided all the way (from the verbal to signing NLI) BUT you have a choice. Once you verbal you are off the market, sign the NLI and you cannot leave until released. I like the voided concept by RJM, it protects the players. Son's HC who recruited got fired and they said they wouldn't release the players until they heard from the new HC. It worked out, BUT had he decided to leave, his options were limited as it was later summer.

Your choice is to be measured and make sure you want to verbal and sign.

9/20/186:52 AM

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