volinexile17
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So why would a staff want to keep a commitment silent?
Numerous people have made the point that kids who are scared off by competition at their position are probably not recruits that you would want. What other reason is there to keep a commitment silent?
So why would a staff want to keep a commitment silent?
Numerous people have made the point that kids who are scared off by competition at their position are probably not recruits that you would want. What other reason is there to keep a commitment silent?
There have been rumors on other threads about us having some silent commits. X has even related to having 4-6 player's coming out in the next two weeks. Who do you think they might be? Anyone care to guess? Play along, slow news week.
to announce at a press conference at your school in front of friends and family?
Kiffin kept silents so he could use the commitments for positive media opportunities when he needed them.
I kind of doubt we have that many "silent commits" but you know it's not always the coach who make them keep it silent. Sometimes the player, such as Alan Posey, has a reason to keep it to himself until a certain time.
The 8 most likely to commit to us imo are:
Martin
Crowder
Downs
Coleman
Kerbyson
Morris
Milton
Dallas
No doubt. Kiffin had so many it was ridiculous. Every coach does it.
You always bring good info to the board, so I'll trust your judgment, but a lot of the rumors about Kiffin's silents never materialized. For example, right before Luc committed to FSU, several people said he was a silent to UT.
Elated is a verb, though used incorrectly in this case. It's the past participle of the verb elate, meaning that it's a verb used as an adjective.
I think he was looking for the word "alluded."