'20 TX RB Zachary Evans

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#479
Atlanta917 said:
How is it spin? Evans signed, got cold feet, now wants out of the LOI he signed. Sounds like you’re the one trying to spin it.
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So the school loses the spot? Did USC? Why would GA submit it then if they will lose the spot if it is him wanting out?
 
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SweetasSoda said:
So the school loses the spot? Did USC? Why would GA submit it then if they will lose the spot if it is him wanting out?
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They submitted it after he signed if the 247 staff has it correct. Not sure why he’d get cold feet. Maybe he got confirmation Brady was staying at LSU or thought he wouldn’t get carries based off the Sugar Bowl or the thought of moving away from home got less appealing. Either way it’s strange.
 
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SweetasSoda said:
Because obviously signing means nothing anymore. How is the NCAA going to handle these? Will TN lose a spot if a recruit decides to go somewhere else after signing?
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The school holds the cards. If they release them I’m not sure if they lose the spot or not, but they could call his bluff and tell him to burn a redshirt to go elsewhere. Bru McCoy went from USC to Texas back to USC and got a waiver I believe. FSU had similar situation and didn’t let the kid go and he ended playing 4 years there.
 
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SweetasSoda said:
Because obviously signing means nothing anymore. How is the NCAA going to handle these? Will TN lose a spot if a recruit decides to go somewhere else after signing?
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This. Pruitt can recruit very well too. Look at what he's done the last two years. If the trajectory continues as it is going, the Vols will be reeling in a higher percentage of blue chippers with more overall talent. Someone is going to get butt hurt over spilt milk and want to transfer to what they perceive as greener pastures. I believe there should be consequences if one chooses to break a contract, which a NLI is. It binds the school to provide a one year scholarship under most all conditions. It binds the player to play football for that school. Accepting and condoning a kid's choice to break a contract without consequences just because it may/may not hurt a rival is like, well...

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Anybody hear anything about him wanting to be an early enrollee and GA not allowing it? I heard something like that on talk radio here in Atl, but wasn't giving it my full attention. Was out of my truck before they got back to it and gave the full details.
 
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#486
you are sooooo talented, and they are sooooo .... dumb.
GroverCleveland said:
This. Pruitt can recruit very well too. Look at what he's done the last two years. If the trajectory continues as it is going, the Vols will be reeling in a higher percentage of blue chippers with more overall talent. Someone is going to get butt hurt over spilt milk and want to transfer to what they perceive as greener pastures. I believe there should be consequences if one chooses to break a contract, which a NLI is. It binds the school to provide a one year scholarship under most all conditions. It binds the player to play football for that school. Accepting and condoning a kid's choice to break a contract without consequences just because it may/may not hurt a rival is like, well...

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GojiraVol17 said:
Can you blame them? Kid is an absolute head case. You can see it in his eyes and the way he carries himself. Doesn’t matter how amazing of a player you are, sometimes your bat shiz craziness outweighs all that.
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Ah, the old d4h eye test
 
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GroverCleveland said:
This. Pruitt can recruit very well too. Look at what he's done the last two years. If the trajectory continues as it is going, the Vols will be reeling in a higher percentage of blue chippers with more overall talent. Someone is going to get butt hurt over spilt milk and want to transfer to what they perceive as greener pastures. I believe there should be consequences if one chooses to break a contract, which a NLI is. It binds the school to provide a one year scholarship under most all conditions. It binds the player to play football for that school. Accepting and condoning a kid's choice to break a contract without consequences just because it may/may not hurt a rival is like, well...

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Minors may void any contract they sign under law.
 
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Ashevolle said:
Minors may void any contract they sign under law.
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I was not offering a treatise on contract law, nor, in any way, exploring all the legal intricacies of the NLI. However, your blanket statement is not a true statement. There are many exceptions to this in many, if not all, states.
 
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#499
is there an ignore thread so I don’t have to see these threads pop up because you guys are yapping about things that don’t relate to Tennessee recruiting
 
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