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I guess the word “commit” isn’t all that it used to be -
In general I agree but this is a special case. If a coach committed a spot to a player prior to the NCAA completely changing the rules then unless the NCAA is grandfathering / phasing in the new rules then something’s gotta give.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Right. If you have currently planned for a roster of 30 and have either players, or commits, making up that number, your solution is:Originally posted by Guest View Post
1) Cut a player (breaking your written commitment to them)
2) Rescind an offer (breaking your verbal commitment to them)
Here's where it gets tough. Ethically, it's probably harder to cut the player on the roster. However, there's probably a good reason why that player is in danger of being cut so bringing in a new player, younger, who you may think is better helps you keep your job.
This is about to get really messy.Comment
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ECNL St. Louis - Winter | St. Louis, MO | December 12-5, 2024 (Scorpions)
ECNL Florida - Winter | Lakewood Ranch, FL | January 11-13, 2025 (Stars Blue, White, Scorpions & SSS)
ECNL Texas | Dallas, TX | February 15-17, 2025 (None)
ECNL Florida - Spring | Lakewood Ranch, FL | February 28 - March 2, 2025 (SSS)
Only 4 ECNL showcase events for the girls in their last club season. Stars only attending one and SSS & Scorpions attending two.
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why the need for showcases? Isn’t everyone committed to a school? Need to stay injury free at this point.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Handful of 2026 and/or uncommitted kids on all of the teams.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Money grab.Comment
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^^^^^ that is a disturbing comment^^^^^Comment
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I think it was intended to be. Likely to overshadow the stupidity of the prior "money grab" quip.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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Congrats to scorpions & world class for having a Gatorade player of the yearComment
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LOL. The Club scene trashing HS at every opportunity, but never shy away from latching onto some press whenever they can.Originally posted by Guest View PostComment
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