NCAA Rules on Committments

[Ancient Reptile]

Just read a bspn article on the committment of DT Dexter Lawrence to Clemson. Odd thing was that Dabadu bragged at length on the lad and his committment to Clemson. I thought that constituted a violation. Am I wrong? If it is legal why don't we do it to help cement committments?

 

[GatorJ]

Just read a bspn article on the committment of DT Dexter Lawrence to Clemson. Odd thing was that Dabadu bragged at length on the lad and his committment to Clemson. I thought that constituted a violation. Am I wrong? If it is legal why don't we do it to help cement committments?

Did he sign his financial letter? If so, then the staff can comment on him.

 

[Ancient Reptile]

Did he sign his financial letter? If so, then the staff can comment on him.

Yeah, it worried me when Mac announced EEs that signed financial letters and include Eli Stove who has now decommitted. Didn't LSU get penalized in a similar situation? And I have never seen a coach brag like that before a LOI.

 

[GatorJ]

Yeah, it worried me when Mac announced EEs that signed financial letters and include Eli Stove who has now decommitted. Didn't LSU get penalized in a similar situation? And I have never seen a coach brag like that before a LOI.

I know something happened with LSU. I think they got hit on their ability to bring in EEs. I don't know if the rule still the same. I know Mac commented on Isaiah and he just decommitted.

 

[LagoonGator68]

The NCAA makes up the details and the punishment depending on the school as they deem necessary.

 

[TaterGator]

The NCAA makes up the details and the punishment depending on the school as they deem necessary.

Yeah, Alabama = pass