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Re: New Year's Day commitment?
The grass always looks greener, on the other side of the fence, but the dog over there might be meaner, on the other side of the fence… Stay in your own yard, play in your own yard!  -
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Looks like someone is beginning the new year with bunched-up panties...
I don't think these are bad threads - yet I do find it completely disrespectful to leak premium info.
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 Originally Posted by ISUFan22 Looks like someone is beginning the new year with bunched-up panties... It's me. Ever since the eyebrow waxing, I've just felt different. Not so fresh... -
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Nah...yer fine.
I don't think man-waxing is bad at all - but no one is touching my unibrow. Not even that hottie at Skin Ritual.
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Very good pick-up guys. I know everyone will be thoroughly impressed with this one for sure!! Very crucial spot to pick a guy up for also.
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 Originally Posted by scottie33 Very good pick-up guys. I know everyone will be thoroughly impressed with this one for sure!! Very crucial spot to pick a guy up for also. Is it a "good enough pick-up" that it will move us out of 11th place in the B12 recruiting rankings? I would like to see some improvement in the overall class ranking-although I am pleased with many aspects of this class.
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I sure hope it is a DT. Doran Guillory, is he going to move to DT? He is 6'3" and 270. DT is the position I am most worried about on the team. Without some pluggers up front on D, the rest of the defense does not stand a chance.
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once they verbally commit whats the reason for keeping the info a secret? it nice to say you are the first source but after that source becomes the first source why is it necessary to keep the info only on that site. and whats the point of keeping it a secret for as long as it normally takes? I know i probably sound impatient but i am just curious about the proceedures
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Iowa State: Anyone who's a true college basketball fan needs to see a game at Hilton Coliseum. Nice is in the DNA of Iowans and the fans here are particularly gracious -- even when the home team loses but gives a great effort, they are appreciative. ESPN.com picked Hilton Coliseum as the "Hot Arena" in the Big 12...coaches in the league noted that, "regardless of talent, the Cyclones have a home court like no other." -
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 Originally Posted by clones11 once they verbally commit whats the reason for keeping the info a secret? it nice to say you are the first source but after that source becomes the first source why is it necessary to keep the info only on that site. and whats the point of keeping it a secret for as long as it normally takes? I know i probably sound impatient but i am just curious about the proceedures A "verbal commit" is just a kid making up his mind where to go. There's no saying he won't change his mind. it's not a formal decision. It's not a binding decision. It's just something the recruiting people do to "organize" kids before signing day.
On top of that, the school cannot discuss the kids they are recruiting, so the premium services have to track down who is being recruited by who by talking to high school coaches, the kids themselves, other scouting guys etc. It's a lot of work. Basically, these services are "intelligence gatherers", and members of the sites are paying for that intelligence. Eventually someone who gets paid by an outside source (a newspaper reporter, paid recruiting expert for a major network etc) will pick up on it and report it, and then it makes it out to the rest of the world.
Once signing day hits, there is a binding decision on behalf of the kids, and it's public knowledge who that school has on scholarship for the next year.
While all the "commitment" stuff is great, none of it matters at all until signing day.
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 Originally Posted by clones11 once they verbally commit whats the reason for keeping the info a secret? it nice to say you are the first source but after that source becomes the first source why is it necessary to keep the info only on that site. and whats the point of keeping it a secret for as long as it normally takes? I know i probably sound impatient but i am just curious about the proceedures Because people are paying for that info on the other site. And since I am also a paying member on that site, I know who it is.
Once a media outlet announces the commitment, then it is public info.
Last edited by rbrook; 01-01-2008 at 02:20 PM.
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 Originally Posted by rbrook Because people are paying for that info on the other site. And since I am also a paying member on that site, I know who it is. Once ISU announces the commitment, then it is public info. ISU can't annouce a commitment. Has to come from another media outlet as in T.V. or newspaper.
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 Originally Posted by chadm ISU can't annouce a commitment. Has to come from another media outlet as in T.V. or newspaper.
Ok, a media outlet.
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Lets just say this guy should be a 4 year starter for us.
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