Capt. Tuttle
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When the coach is terminated, are kids released from LOI?
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No, not automatically.
Usually, if the school has any sort of empathy or scruples, they release the kids.
The NCAA says you commit to a school, not a coaching staff. That's why it's not automatic, and if the school wants to play hardball, they can.
Usually, if the school has any sort of empathy or scruples, they release the kids.
The NCAA says you commit to a school, not a coaching staff. That's why it's not automatic, and if the school wants to play hardball, they can.
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And most schools never would, it’s a terrible look and a great way to get kids never to come to your school
Not a coaching change, but when Pitt initially blocked Cam Johnson's transfer to UNC, there was an uproar in the CBB community, forcing the hand of Pitt & NCAA. Think of how his career could've played out differently if they hadn't given in - now he'll play 10+ years in the NBA.
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