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[QUOTE="Sudano, post: 874910, member: 822"]
Of course they try to watch them if they can. That's not the main thing they do. They don't have the time nor the budget. That is a major expense to their bottom line. Why travel to watch someone and expend all that money and energy when all your customers want to know is if their college has chance for them. Their main goal is to try to find out what the real professional coaches who evaluate talent thinks of them, and the coaches aren't returning their calls. That can easily be done via text or call to the player to find out who's recruiting you. That tells them much more than watching a player. Players unseen by the recruiting sites are given stars all the time based on what information they find out about them. We've seen on these sites for years go from a no star to a 3 star soley based on who just offered them a scholarship. No matter what the sites think of these players the real heart of the matter is what the college coaches think of them.
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