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One thing I will never fully understand
DerekJohnson
Administrator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 70,298
is wanting to wait until Signing Day before announcing your school of choice.
Why not help out your new team by making it clear as soon as you've decided? And if you're a big name, the sooner you announce the more likely you are to help influence other name recruits to head to your new team too.
Why not help out your new team by making it clear as soon as you've decided? And if you're a big name, the sooner you announce the more likely you are to help influence other name recruits to head to your new team too.
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Because you'd rather be selfish ... no other reason I can think of.
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What's odd to me as how most act as if they have zero clue on where they are gonna go....please....you know in an hour of visiting a college if you like it or not.
"Oh man...I just don't know....." -
But does he like smoked salmon?!?
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It doesn't make sense to me either.
IMO, they are either attention whores (60%), holding out for a better offer (10%) or their grades suck (30%). -
Because they are 18/19 year olds.
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I bet most of the schools already know.
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Because you don't want to skype or be hounded for an interview by a creepy 450lbs man that thinks it's cool to wear overalls every day of your existence once you commit to the school of your choice. Simple fact.
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For Wazzu, it's 0% attention whores, 100% holding out for a better offer, and 100% their grades suck.HuskyInAZ said:It doesn't make sense to me either.
IMO, they are either attention whores (60%), holding out for a better offer (10%) or their grades suck (30%). -
I wouldn't have done that when I was 18/19.PurpleJ said:Because they are 18/19 year olds.
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Do these guys get hounded more or less after they commit? Debatable.AtomicDawg said:Because you don't want to skype or be hounded for an interview by a creepy 450lbs man that thinks it's cool to wear overalls every day of your existence once you commit to the school of your choice. Simple fact.








