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I Agree by hempfield75
Just curious because a commitment is not always a commitment. Some players
will still take their official visit and listen to the staff and commit on
the spot to that team.
...Sometimes A player will think about what they just did and find out that
they made a mistake. It has been done before. Coaches will say what a player
wants to here and then want a commitment on the spot. It does happen.
...I am with you. Never make a sudden decision. Wish her the best. I just
this is here decision and not someone elses.
...MM has probably already moved on. For what I have read on this board
I hope Destiny Adams is part of the plan with the mutual interest.
SEG/Chief