62tiger,
Understand the “method” of recruiting is left up to the individual schools and coaches as long as they stay within the NCAA guidelines. During my son’s recruitment we saw very different techniques from the different school. I might add that if you try to read between the lines you will become even more confused. Some of the recruiting talk coaches use during the recruiting “ride” has little substance. Only when coaches make the offer can you be sure of their intent. My son had two schools that were calling weekly and sending mailouts every two to three days. We knew the next call would be a scholarship offer and they suddenly stopped calling. Who knows why? Don’t focus on the unknowns but rather focus on the things you and your son can control.
LOW337 says:
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It could be alot of things....If you feel your chain is being pulled then investigate or move on.
I suggest your son always be “moving on” until he decides to commit. This “moving on” is nothing more than having more options and options are good!
Fungo