They can either send guys on missions immediately or use a grayshirt

Jan 18, 2017
8:45:11am

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They are probably thinking that by the time they get back from a mission, a few more guys will have weeded themselves out of the program to free up more scholarships.

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Hypothetical Recruiting scenario: A couple 5* flip on signing day and want to

(Private)

1/18/17 8:12am

He did it last year to the QB from Missouri I think

BlueFrog

1/18/17 8:14am

Are you talking about Trent Hosick?

gmj81

1/18/17 9:18am

Yeah. Maybe. No. Not him.

BlueFrog

1/18/17 9:22am

Keaton Torre

michacoug

1/18/17 9:31am

There you go

BlueFrog

1/18/17 9:48am

Speaking of Hosick, he was the backup for Youngstown State this year.

fredetteaboutit13

1/18/17 4:50pm

Yep

Coug76

1/18/17 8:14am

It's called oversigning. Its common in the SEC. Frowned upon by polite society.

rcbyufan

1/18/17 8:16am

Some kids are offered a grayshirt opportunity. They either take that or find

RdF3

1/18/17 8:21am

Also, the individual can enroll part time as a student in Fall semester

basman

1/18/17 8:29am

But they have to pay their own way right?

kotacoug

1/18/17 8:32am

Correct, their scholarship begins the second semester of the school year

basman

1/18/17 8:34am

See Tanner Mangum for example. (Greyshirted not over signed)

Kajdin

1/18/17 9:13am

You'll see a few commits "decommit."

southernfriedcougar

1/18/17 8:35am

Do you think that was the case with guys like Wylan Free and Asemota?

The Lone Star Cougar

1/18/17 12:18pm

It can be for lots of guys. Which may or may not mean anything.

southernfriedcougar

1/18/17 12:35pm

They can either send guys on missions immediately or use a grayshirt

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