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Reality hitting Baylor like a ton of bricks
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Baylor kids asking out of NLI's left and right, and several are already complaining they haven't spoken to Jim Grobe or the coaching staff once since all this went down... 
Uh, coach, I know you've been retired... But uh... Probably shoulda made about 30 phone calls immediately
Uh, coach, I know you've been retired... But uh... Probably shoulda made about 30 phone calls immediately
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Mayfield is transferring?
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No, after this season at OU though he could theoretically play his 5th-year at a school of his choosing outside the Big XII.
Boren or OU's AD mentioned that it didn't pass because schools were concerned their WO's could end up being recruited and offered schollys by other Big XII schools.
Because it's about the "student athletes" right?
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The plethora of camps scheduled across the country, masquerading as anything besides more recruiting. You can already text the kids 24/7, DM, etc. I'm not really for recruiting being extended even more. I love how Harbaugh is ruffling feathers, but Michigan doesn't need this to evaluate kids. This will definitely be reined in some.
Baylor is slimy for not releasing those kids.
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For arguments sake, lets just say these camps ARE set up for the campers and set up to help them learn the game from the best college coaches plus getting them some exposure to smaller schools hosting... Would they be okay then???
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Baylor just gotta take the L here
Bruce Feldman @BruceFeldmanCFB
#Baylor isn't letting signees out of their LOIs. One FR's dad said he hopes BU reconsiders & does the right thing:
https://t.co/cQJyCC9LDC
Bruce Feldman @BruceFeldmanCFB
#Baylor isn't letting signees out of their LOIs. One FR's dad said he hopes BU reconsiders & does the right thing:
https://t.co/cQJyCC9LDC
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The rule was pretty clear. He could have transferred to one of the other 120+ schools and there wouldn't be a problem. It was transferring within the conference. There was a rule in place. The sooners think they are entitled to just change rules. They knew this when they took him and Baker knew it when he transferred.
I dont know why Baylor is dragging this out. They couldn't have handled this entire situation more poorly. Pull off the bandaid so the healing can begin. Let those kids go and just start over.
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when you got the death penalty possibly on the horizon you should try and get some mercy by showing some self awareness ...not holding kids hostage to some piece of paper .
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What about kids who can't travel using it as a way to meet/see the coach's teaching style in person? People see it as more recruiting because they have a skewed opinion of who is supposed to benefit from it.
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95% of the kids who attend these camps will not be offered a scholarship to Michigan...I think you're underestimating the fact that Coach Harbaugh is real deal coaching these kids at each camp...thats a great moment in many of these kids lives
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He is not even going to all the camps
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But he's going to some right? How does that negate what fire red said?
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Saban saying Cam Robinson may still play at the start of the season, that they're waiting to see how he legal issues sort out.
Also apparently some Bama players failed drug tests? Any word on who it was?
Also apparently some Bama players failed drug tests? Any word on who it was?
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trelvis tha thrilla
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Baylor keeps taking L's.
Four-star wide receiver Devin Duvernay – the top-rated signee in Baylor’s 2016 class – is free to sign with another program due to an issue with his National Letter of Intent. Baylor apparently never properly submitted Duvernay’s paperwork, making his NLI invalid.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...-elsewhere-thanks-to-nli-gaffe-155743692.html
Frogs in play to capitalize on their mistake.
Four-star wide receiver Devin Duvernay – the top-rated signee in Baylor’s 2016 class – is free to sign with another program due to an issue with his National Letter of Intent. Baylor apparently never properly submitted Duvernay’s paperwork, making his NLI invalid.
http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/ncaaf...-elsewhere-thanks-to-nli-gaffe-155743692.html
Frogs in play to capitalize on their mistake.
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dacomeup
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Clearly, there are additional benefits. This is all about recruiting, though. They're targeting specific areas for recruiting purposes, hosting them at top player's HS campuses, etc. we can talk about how cool it is for little Jimmy to get coached by Harbaugh, but that's not what this is about. It's about expanding recruiting imprints and getting to spend time with prospects. A few hours of coaching is going to have that tremendous of an impact?
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ANY other coaches/staffs have been invited to participate in these camps bro, so whats your point? Coach Harbaugh has not been exclusive with this at all.
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Lol@ they're targeting specific areas for recruiting.
So? they already host camps in and around Michigan. They want to get out to places that kids can't necessarily make the trip to Michigan from.
How is that a bad thing for them? it's another opportunity.
Not to mention it's probably a blast for the kids who arent going to play at the next level to spend a day with these coaching staffs.
So? they already host camps in and around Michigan. They want to get out to places that kids can't necessarily make the trip to Michigan from.
How is that a bad thing for them? it's another opportunity.
Not to mention it's probably a blast for the kids who arent going to play at the next level to spend a day with these coaching staffs.
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I don't really care, hope it gets as corrupt as possible
Only way that there will be widescale NCAA changes
Only way that there will be widescale NCAA changes
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Hopefully players that don't want to be at Baylor can go somewhere else without penalty.
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nobody is in the wrong, the south should be protecting their block , the big ten schools should be using whatever tools they can to expand .
Have fun trying to get someone to leave Miami Beach to drink lead water while chilling in 15 degree weather up in Michigan .
When those Adidas Money Bag camps come to the Midwest with a Bus full Colombian girls with "coordinator" titles and yeezy boosts we gonna see
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Have fun trying to get someone to leave Miami Beach to drink lead water while chilling in 15 degree weather up in Michigan .
When those Adidas Money Bag camps come to the Midwest with a Bus full Colombian girls with "coordinator" titles and yeezy boosts we gonna see
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Aint nobody want them Narco leftovers.
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