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[QUOTE="retro44, post: 2053199, member: 587"]
Sure,but when you have a school like STA now where it seems the majority of them will flip why then waste your time unless he is a 5 star kid. If the kid is in the range of 2 to 3 star kid there is plenty of them from schools who teach their kids what a " Commitment " really means.  Recruiting budgets are not all like the OSU/Mich/Texas and Alabama range.Kids flip and we all know that,but when you haves flips like what STA is doing it will hurt them. Why waste time and $$$ when their is a pool of talent that is more reliable. Trusts need to go both ways and IMO Harriot might be the driving force here as a I always thought STA had a much better track record than what has gone on in the last few years.

So the question should be,why should a coach accept a kids commitment when he knows that a school like STA under Harriot's leadership has a real good chance of flipping in the last two weeks.It takes time and resources away from kids who never committed in the first place to kids to fill a position of needs when they might play different positions.
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