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Let's face it, the term "commit" is pretty meaningless...
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Let's face it, the term "commit" is pretty meaningless...


Jan 7, 2013, 2:40 PM

.... the recruiting world. It adds nicely to the drama and gives news/web sites data to enter, but it really does little to ensure a recruit signs.

Maybe the term should be changed from "commit" to a "Facebook like", or something.

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Re: Let's face it, the term "commit" is pretty meaningless...


Jan 7, 2013, 3:51 PM

If it applies to a SEC recruit, we'll call it

"Dis-Interested"

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Re: Let's face it, the term "commit" is pretty meaningless...


Jan 7, 2013, 4:34 PM

Can schools pull offers in the same manner that recruits "decommit"?

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Good question. I suppose an offer is a contract that....


Jan 7, 2013, 7:51 PM

...isn't complete until signed by both sides. You can be offered a contract for employment, for example, but until you sign it, it isn't binding. And if you haven't signed it, I guess the employer can rescind it. If I were an employer - or a school in this case - I wouldn't make it a habit. Who wants THAT reputation?

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Its not pretty meaningless, its COMPLETELY meaningless***


Jan 7, 2013, 4:38 PM



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