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Elijah Crawford Decommits - Jamesy - 05-15-2024
https://x.com/elijah1crawford/status/1790845910806597864?s=46&t=VpX3u4Js8gOP_gGUn80CEA
I don't understand the point of signing LOIs if you can get a release from them after signing. From his post, he says he is still considering Stanford so the cynic in me thinks this is a ploy to get more NIL money
RE: Elijah Crawford Decommits - cardcrimson - 05-16-2024
(05-15-2024, 11:47 PM)Jamesy Wrote: https://x.com/elijah1crawford/status/1790845910806597864?s=46&t=VpX3u4Js8gOP_gGUn80CEA
I don't understand the point of signing LOIs if you can get a release from them after signing. From his post, he says he is still considering Stanford so the cynic in me thinks this is a ploy to get more NIL money
Well, he is still decked out with Stanford stuff. . . .
RE: Elijah Crawford Decommits - 82lsju - 05-16-2024
(05-15-2024, 11:47 PM)Jamesy Wrote: https://x.com/elijah1crawford/status/1790845910806597864?s=46&t=VpX3u4Js8gOP_gGUn80CEA
I don't understand the point of signing LOIs if you can get a release from them after signing. From his post, he says he is still considering Stanford so the cynic in me thinks this is a ploy to get more NIL money
he signed with Haase and maybe is having second thoughts with Smith
RE: Elijah Crawford Decommits - SamuelMcF - 05-16-2024
(05-15-2024, 11:47 PM)Jamesy Wrote: https://x.com/elijah1crawford/status/1790845910806597864?s=46&t=VpX3u4Js8gOP_gGUn80CEA
I don't understand the point of signing LOIs if you can get a release from them after signing. From his post, he says he is still considering Stanford so the cynic in me thinks this is a ploy to get more NIL money
You can get a release after signing if the coach you originally signed for will no longer be your coach, which I think is perfectly fair.
RE: Elijah Crawford Decommits - Mick - 05-16-2024
(05-16-2024, 10:08 AM)SamuelMcF Wrote:(05-15-2024, 11:47 PM)Jamesy Wrote: https://x.com/elijah1crawford/status/1790845910806597864?s=46&t=VpX3u4Js8gOP_gGUn80CEA
I don't understand the point of signing LOIs if you can get a release from them after signing. From his post, he says he is still considering Stanford so the cynic in me thinks this is a ploy to get more NIL money
You can get a release after signing if the coach you originally signed for will no longer be your coach, which I think is perfectly fair.
Although committing to Haase over anybody is...well...counterintuitive.
RE: Elijah Crawford Decommits - cardcrimson - 05-16-2024
Interesting that Elijah started his post with "God's plan" followed by prayer emojis. Ironically, on the Donavin Young thread, folks were hand wringing over Smith's comment regarding faith. Perhaps faith is important to some of these young men. . . .
RE: Elijah Crawford Decommits - dabigv13 - 05-16-2024
....but not as important as how big the check is gonna be. Or maybe God is indeed working through his servants on Earth, college sports boosters.
RE: Elijah Crawford Decommits - CowboyIndian - 05-16-2024
(05-16-2024, 05:08 PM)dabigv13 Wrote: ....but not as important as how big the check is gonna be. Or maybe God is indeed working through his servants on Earth, college sports boosters.
LOL! Thumbs up!
RE: Elijah Crawford Decommits - cardcrimson - 05-16-2024
(05-16-2024, 05:08 PM)dabigv13 Wrote: ....but not as important as how big the check is gonna be. Or maybe God is indeed working through his servants on Earth, college sports boosters.Do you know the kid? His motivations? Unless you have inside information, the pot shot seems pretty unfair and/or cynical to me. . . .