umichgradfan
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You mean several were forced out.
Or maybe they thought they might have a better chance of playing at another school.
You mean several were forced out.
Or maybe they thought they might have a better chance of playing at another school.
So they are forcing out a bunch. Very unsat
Unless UM has a mass exodus of transfers -- that is how big the recruiting class will be. They have already written multiple articles on it in the local papers.
Of course -- I'm sure UM will have a handful of players with 'medical hardships' (all legit of course). So it may hit 21-23.![]()
They are supposed to be 4 year scholarships. If they are leaving after the 4 years no problem. If before and they are being forced as I just found some articles on, its wrong.I think it should happen more often. They are given scholarships for a reason, if they can't handle the reality of that, then they should go somewhere other than Alabama.
Funny how that is suddenly an ok thing to happen, but when it was Alabama, it was sooooooo bad.
After they were told to leave. Looks like its happening on the BBall team too at MI.Or maybe they thought they might have a better chance of playing at another school.
They are supposed to be 4 year scholarships. If they are leaving after the 4 years no problem. If before and they are being forced as I just found some articles on, its wrong.
I get you want Bama to win but the kids lives are more important than the W.
An adult made the kid a promise. You sign and you get 4 years at X school. Then the adult broke their word. That is wrong.It's a fallacy that the kids are being done wrong is the main problem with your post.
Medical Scholarships = they get to finish college.
Transfers = they get to finish college.
Where are these kids being done wrong?
And let's see your articles. The only one I know of had the people quoted come out and say it was bullshit. Did Saban force our backup QB to leave the team after 4 games this year?
Is THIS what Alabama did? Wow! I thought Alabama oversigned and then told recruits they would be "gray-shirted" AFTER they signed. It seems to me that Alabama has also had players take transfers when they realized Saban wasn't going to play them, but I have not criticized Alabama for this situation.
An adult made the kid a promise. You sign and you get 4 years at X school. Then the adult broke their word. That is wrong.
If they are medical that is a different discussion. They are unable to play.
Kids take greyshirts by choice. It's not like they had their offers pulled right before signing day or anything.
Thats not true according to Saban.Scholarships are for 1 year.
The pulled offer is even worse IMO. That really fucks the kid.Kids take greyshirts by choice. It's not like they had their offers pulled right before signing day or anything.
Thats not true according to Saban.
Nick Saban Says Alabama, Entire SEC Will Offer Four-Year Scholarships After All
Its not new, look at the date of the article.1. That's new.
2. You don't know who it's been offered too.
3. It's stupid and doesn't mean shit.
Kids take greyshirts by choice. It's not like they had their offers pulled right before signing day or anything.
What end are they not keeping up? You are assuming that someone bigger or faster is not coming in and they are not just pushed to the side.Btw, I guess if a school gives a kid an academic scholarship, they should be able to keep that scholarship even if they get poor grades.
I was offered an academic scholarship to MTSU. It had specific grade requirements I had to keep or I would have lost it immediately.
It's an opportunity given to a kid, if they don't keep up their end of the bargain, then shit should happen.
Its not new, look at the date of the article.
Everyone or at least thats what Saban said. Is he lying?
That is blasphemy to say that about your God Saban.