'21 AL WDE Dylan Brooks (Auburn transfer)

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BruinVol said:
I guess it’s entirely possible that Fulmer gave the kid his assurance he would allow him out of the NLI if Pruitt was fired and the school wouldn’t announce the signing



Remember there were reports fulmer was speaking with recruits
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he wouldn't have to do that now since the transfer rule got passed. signing now doesn't mean a thing....or, well, not as much as it used to...lol.
 
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jakez4ut said:
he wouldn't have to do that now since the transfer rule got passed. signing now doesn't mean a thing....or, well, not as much as it used to...lol.
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The transfer thing doesn’t include NLIs as far as I know.
Would only matter for players that actually at a place for a year
 
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BruinVol said:
The transfer thing doesn’t include NLIs as far as I know.
Would only matter for players that actually at a place for a year
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either way, you lose nothing by signing, and going to the school you're committed to. if it doesn't pan out, transfer and you can play next season at the new place.
 
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BruinVol said:
The transfer thing doesn’t include NLIs as far as I know.
Would only matter for players that actually at a place for a year
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He’d be able to get out of his NLI. Find it hard to believe if he requested it, no matter the reason, we wouldn’t grant it. That would be the absolute worst possible look ever. Especially if he requested it bc we fired our coach.
 
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BruinVol said:
I guess it’s entirely possible that Fulmer gave the kid his assurance he would allow him out of the NLI if Pruitt was fired and the school wouldn’t announce the signing



Remember there were reports fulmer was speaking with recruits
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Probably also helped that, even though Pruitt’s seat is scorching hot right now, his other finalist actually already fired their HC.
 
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MarcoVol said:
He’d be able to get out of his NLI. Find it hard to believe if he requested it, no matter the reason, we wouldn’t grant it. That would be the absolute worst possible look ever. Especially if he requested it bc we fired our coach.
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I agree especially with a coaching change
 
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BruinVol said:
They’d lose the first year at a place they didn’t want to go
Was what I saying
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Pretty sure he could enter the portal in February and transfer to another school before spring practice and be eligible immediately at another school.

Only question would be if SEC would allow immediate eligibility at another SEC school. Their approval of Cade Mays (and other couple players) this year was supposedly a one time deal due to Covid. SEC presidents would still have to pass a rule change to allow inter-conference transfers with immediate eligibility.
 
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DarkAvenger said:
You’re only addressing the casual fan in this point. There are those that do in fact spend thousands on season tickets as well as donate thousands more in philanthropy towards the university. People trade their limited time on earth for money which is called a job. So to say they have no sweat equity is superficial at best because they’re giving up something more precious than a little sodium mixed with water. These people that I’m speaking of absolutely deserve a say in the direction of the program and to call them losers when most are probably more successful than most is relatively stupid. These donors and avid fans don’t have to give they choose to. Basically, your concept of what an optimal fan is is relative to a beaten dog that the owner expects the dog to unconditionally love it regardless of the abuses suffered at the hand of the owner. Well sorry, but that isn’t me and that’s not a lot of other fans that support this great university. Some may take it too far at times but please don’t be so shallow in your prognosis of the fans of this great university. God bless.
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Philanthropy? Giving money to an athletic department and expecting something in return doesn't meet my definition of philanthropy.
 
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MWAVolfan said:
LOL. The fans ruined the class. Not the 3-6 head coach that coaches like an imbecile who is ruining our football program. Yeah sure buddy. FYI smoking crack is bad for your brain.
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It can be ruined by both.... kids want a positive environment to go and they want to go some where they have confidence in the coaching staff.
 
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