Apr 21, 2019
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Maybe if they didn't question him about what program he'd pursue. Guess the coaches need to
do their homework and know what the options are for where the player has been attending. You'd think a recruiting coordinator would have that task.
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Little research on grad transfer info tonight. This is on Williams to figure out w/ some help from BYU.
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4/21/19 7:35am
It's all on BYU. You don't offer a spot to someone on the roster unless the hurdles are cleared. You don't put up
4/20/19 11:56pm
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It absolutely is a BYU hurdle. As I said, don't recruit a guy, compete with other schools for his sevices, get him to
4/21/19 12:01am
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You'd think that many would be involved from coaches to RC to AD to the academic propeller heads who have the say in who
4/21/19 12:07am
Does the applicant have any burden to ensure they meet the licensing requirements for the position advertised?
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If you're messing with someone's future like this, all involved at the offering institution better yewt well know what
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so you're saying our coaches are so dumb that they're going to spend time and money recruiting a kid that they know the
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I can say with 100% certainty that the issue lies with BYU, not with Williams or the NCAA. You are wrong.
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