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[QUOTE="Nicknack, post: 1775718, member: 1003"]
I just watched my niece go through the choice of colleges with her mom (my sister). What a battle it ended up being. She wanted to go to Tulane (full ride by the way) and my sister wanted her to go to Univ. Southern Cal.  My sister wanted it to come down to her choice, but never could give in at the end because she was absolutely sold on USC being a great fit for her. My niece fought hard but what was supposed to be her choice, never was in the end. My sister didn't "force" her to commit to USC, but made it a Battle to go anywhere else. Finally, my niece just gave in to her parent's pressure. That said, it was still looked as though it was my niece's decision to go to USC (from people on the outside) but if you told her that, she would laugh at the notion.

Who knows what is happening with TT and his mom but whatever it is, man this is beyond getting old. I keep thinking to myself that there just has to be a good reason behind all of this because this has become nuts. If TT and his mom are at odds with the decision, what the heck does putting off the decision for months do?  I can understand a delay but not this. There just must be a good reason for what they're doing because if it's just a disagreement about where to go, that's flat out insane in the membrane.
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