Those schools do sometimes turn their backs on the athletes, though, by firing the coach that they came to play for. Everyone says that the student-athletes have to sign with a SCHOOL and not a coach, but if that were truly the case then they could just have the Athletic Directors go out and recruit. Obviously the school is only one factor in why a kid signs, and the coach is probably the overriding factor. If I redshirted as a freshman and had to go through a coaching change with negative results, I’d definitely bust my tail to graduate early and use this rule.
[QUOTE=CMack124;180549]http://sports.espn.go.com/ncb/news/story?id=2512779
The first athlete uses the rule. ASU’s leading scorer from last season will play his last year under his father at UNLV.[/QUOTE]
You can’t blame him. I wouldn’t want to play for Herb either.
You can't blame him. I wouldn't want to play for Herb either.
Herb has gotten some pretty decent commits over his short tenure including Harden this past weekend.
[QUOTE=Threemire09;180606]The only setback to this rule for me seems like a kid shouldn’t turn his back on a small school that gave him a chance, kind of like forgetting where you came from.[/QUOTE]
You remind me of Delonte.