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The Noncommittable Offer: College Football’s Unpublicized Reality
- Coaches increasingly use non-committable offers to generate buzz and visibility on social media.
- Families often celebrate offers that are not committable, leading to confusion and heartbreak.
- Internal rosters use greenlight, yellowlight, and redlight labels to show which offers are truly committable.
- Non-committable offers can still drive exposure, evaluation, and opportunities for other prospects.
- The article argues the core issue is clarity, not a recruiting crisis, with offers often inflated or misinterpreted.
- The piece details how gatekeeping and marketing tactics influence a recruit’s perception of offers.
- The article provides criteria to judge if an offer is real, such as weekly calls, transcripts, and campus visits.
- The analysis emphasizes that the non-committable offer can still determine a recruit’s exposure and opportunities.
- The piece highlights the risky dynamic between public celebration of offers and private disciplinary processes.
- The author draws on personal experience to explain how offers can be used as leverage in recruiting boards.
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