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Laudable to always have an extra scholarship available, but is the choice always cut-and-dry?
Suppose you are recruiting three 5-star players and have three scholarships available, but sort of expect that not all three will be accepted and will want to come. But, surprise, all three are accepted and say they want to come. What do you tell one of them? "Sorry, you can't come, I want to keep a scholarship open."?
Suppose you have still a scholarship available after the main recruiting push and find out you are very thin at a particular position (say, PG), do you offer the scholarship to a 3-star PG who happens to be available, or do you hold it open just in case a senior wants to come back?

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Laudable to always have an extra scholarship available, but is the choice always cut-and-dry?
Suppose you are recruiting three 5-star players and have three scholarships available, but sort of expect that not all three will be accepted and will want to come. But, surprise, all three are accepted and say they want to come. What do you tell one of them? "Sorry, you can't come, I want to keep a scholarship open."?
Suppose you have still a scholarship available after the main recruiting push and find out you are very thin at a particular position (say, PG), do you offer the scholarship to a 3-star PG who happens to be available, or do you hold it open just in case a senior wants to come back?