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Yes but most schools honor the rule that says they will lose a year of eligibility if they transfer within conference. TT could release him and he could get that year back, but they are simply...

You lose a season of eligibility - same thing that's happening in Texas Tech vs Baker Mayfield. Shitty thing for Mayfield is he signed an LOI as a walk on.

The financial agreement there is no contract. You could leave after a season and go wherever you want and there is no release from the school. There's no security with an agreement so unless you're...

The NLI is a contract so to speak. It binds them to that school and they can't go elsewhere. If I was a top recruit I wouldn't even sign the NLI, I would just go the financial agreement.

Not sure how football recruiting works - I can't really get into it myself, but I would think all the recruits would be fair game until the FAX comes in, unless there is some sort of deadline.

Perhaps it can be used for a previous walk-on that has earned it or one of the incoming walk ons.

I'm thinking Kuntz. North Dakota kid.

Western, Central, Eastern, it really doesn't matter. As far as I'm concerned we could lump Northern and Grand Valley State right in there with them.

wtf - that's the exact same thing he posted in mine. He definitely loses points for originality on that one.

Are you sure Eastern Michigan is FBS? They are in the same conference as Western Michigan and Central Michigan ya know.

lol Chapo neg repped me. He obviously hasn't been paying attention in this thread.

So it's ok if NDSU does it? I just want to know what these unwritten recruiting rules are. I was under the assumption that a verbal was just that, and at that point after it is just respectful for...

Is the Cofield verbal a sleazy get considering he was already a verbal at another school? I'm just curious based on some of the recent conversations in this thread about other schools "stealing" our...

Have we hit a scholarship max with verbals?