RipEm, I would anticipate there have been situations like you describe. However, with money becoming the critical issue in most athletic departments and baseball being such an expensive sport at the DI level, coaches are becoming more accountable at more and more schools. Personally, I think your post is extremely important for a different reason. If situations like you describe exist, that is an even more important reason for players and parents to very carefully and thoroughly evaluate a school, the baseball program and coach before committing. The allure of playing at a "DI" seems so often to affect what a recruit might hear and see. I think that situations such as you describe can and should be discovered during the recruiting process, not after your son has committed.