So you think once a player commits to a program that the program should honor that commitment regardless if a better player wants that spot? OK, then go tell recruits the same thing. See how far that gets you. It's a non-binding agreement. That's why some kids will decommit on signing day and go to another school. It's a two-way street bud. And to stay in this game for a long time coaches must take the best players they can get. There's been by far more players that committed to LSU that decommitted than commits that LSU processed out. A whole lot more. That's why its a NON-BINDING agreement.

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Posted by saminex

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Posted on 6/11/19 at 9:07 am to Tigers eyes

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So you think once a player commits to a program that the program should honor that commitment regardless if a better player wants that spot? OK, then go tell recruits the same thing. See how far that gets you. It's a non-binding agreement. That's why some kids will decommit on signing day and go to another school. It's a two-way street bud. And to stay in this game for a long time coaches must take the best players they can get. There's been by far more players that committed to LSU that decommitted than commits that LSU processed out. A whole lot more. That's why its a NON-BINDING agreement.

I am an attorney so I know what a non-binding agreement is.

The issue is you don't know what the coaches positions are on certain players so the mass amount of people that talk about processing only take into consideration stars and rankings updates by 247 and rivals. If you know a coaches position and want to enlighten us than please. But if you read my original post, you can see that my position is to tell these knuckleheads that have no internal knowledge to stop taking information out of their arse and try to process players without any info from the coaches. That hurts the program.

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