USC's NCAA hearing

[duck541]

It's been said that USC has been recruiting players by telling them that the sanctions against them will be lessened after their hearing tomorrow. Assuming this doesn't happen, do we stand a chance of flipping a few current USC commits?

[sx1080]

It's been said that USC has been recruiting players by telling them that the sanctions against them will be lessened after their hearing tomorrow. Assuming this doesn't happen, do we stand a chance of flipping a few current USC commits?

no. because the results of the hearing wont be revealed until after signing day. All sanctions are stayed until such time.

[duck541]

Oh, Thanks. I was under the impression the results would be released right away.

[duck55]

If it wasn't USC, results might get leaked by 'accident' before LOI day.

[Braveheart]

Recruits would still be able to jump out of their LOI's like Seantrel if they make a big enough fuss (IMO). With that being said, wouldn't some of you think that the USC staff has informed them (recruits) that the case might not go their way?

[greenyellow]

Recruits would still be able to jump out of their LOI's like Seantrel if they make a big enough fuss (IMO). With that being said, wouldn't some of you think that the USC staff has informed them (recruits) that the case might not go their way?

It would be stupid of them not to tell the recruits about the appeal's chances. Garrett seems like an upstanding guy and probably has already instructed the coaches to tell prospective recruits this.

[Braveheart]

Recruits would still be able to jump out of their LOI's like Seantrel if they make a big enough fuss (IMO). With that being said, wouldn't some of you think that the USC staff has informed them (recruits) that the case might not go their way?

It would be stupid of them not to tell the recruits about the appeal's chances. Garrett seems like an upstanding guy and probably has already instructed the coaches to tell prospective recruits this.

I'm sure you meant Haden? I don't think he had to tell them, I'm sure the coaches are smart enough.

[GrandpaDuck]

Recruits would still be able to jump out of their LOI's like Seantrel if they make a big enough fuss (IMO). With that being said, wouldn't some of you think that the USC staff has informed them (recruits) that the case might not go their way?

It would be stupid of them not to tell the recruits about the appeal's chances. Garrett seems like an upstanding guy and probably has already instructed the coaches to tell prospective recruits this.

I'm sure you meant Haden? I don't think he had to tell them, I'm sure the coaches are smart enough.

From the ESPN article on recruiting co-ordinators:


Writes McGee:
There was a time -- a very long time -- when Orgeron would have been the undisputed number one on this list.

But a trail of issues has followed him from one school to another. Some say that's simply the result of his aggressive personality (example: his current selling point to recruits is that USC will beat their current NCAA bowl ban and scholarship restrictions when they win their pending appeal). Others say he lives life with a "ready, shoot, aim" mentality that is a blatant disrespect of authority.

[dthomas=ddixon]

The NCAA could ban USC from college football & Orgeron & Kiffen would come up with such good spin they'd convince all their commits to stick with SC.

[Braveheart]

Recruits would still be able to jump out of their LOI's like Seantrel if they make a big enough fuss (IMO). With that being said, wouldn't some of you think that the USC staff has informed them (recruits) that the case might not go their way?

It would be stupid of them not to tell the recruits about the appeal's chances. Garrett seems like an upstanding guy and probably has already instructed the coaches to tell prospective recruits this.

I'm sure you meant Haden? I don't think he had to tell them, I'm sure the coaches are smart enough.

From the ESPN article on recruiting co-ordinators:


Writes McGee:
There was a time -- a very long time -- when Orgeron would have been the undisputed number one on this list.

But a trail of issues has followed him from one school to another. Some say that's simply the result of his aggressive personality (example: his current selling point to recruits is that USC will beat their current NCAA bowl ban and scholarship restrictions when they win their pending appeal). Others say he lives life with a "ready, shoot, aim" mentality that is a blatant disrespect of authority.

Thanks for the link, but I'm sure we're all aware that he's told recruits that he's confident about the ruling. The point that I'm making is, I'm sure he's informed the same recruits that there is a chance that they will lose also.

[duck55]

Braveheart, I never vouch for someone I don't personally know. I would find it hard to say someone is telling others one thing or another without knowing first hand it is true. I am assuming that you 'believe' they are telling the recruits unless you are associated with the program somehow.

[Braveheart]

Braveheart, I never vouch for someone I don't personally know. I would find it hard to say someone is telling others one thing or another without knowing first hand it is true. I am assuming that you 'believe' they are telling the recruits unless you are associated with the program somehow.

The same could be said for the claims that he hasn't informed them (recruits). I am connected to a couple players, but not the school. Have they informed me of the matter, no, do i care, no. It's just logic, the odds were always against them, I doubt the whole staff would be stupid enough to not tell them that there is atleast a 1% that they could lose the appeal.


Thank you for the words of the advice (which I do understand).

[Bigducker]

wouldn't some of you think that the USC staff has informed them (recruits) that the case might not go their way?

Total opposite. Orgeron's been telling the recruits their going to beat the sanctions !

"Orgeron's current selling point to recruits is that USC will beat its current NCAA bowl ban and scholarship restrictions when it wins its pending appeal"

[greenyellow]

Recruits would still be able to jump out of their LOI's like Seantrel if they make a big enough fuss (IMO). With that being said, wouldn't some of you think that the USC staff has informed them (recruits) that the case might not go their way?

It would be stupid of them not to tell the recruits about the appeal's chances. Garrett seems like an upstanding guy and probably has already instructed the coaches to tell prospective recruits this.

I'm sure you meant Haden? I don't think he had to tell them, I'm sure the coaches are smart enough.

Yeah, that's who I meant.

[Supreme]

Recruits would still be able to jump out of their LOI's like Seantrel if they make a big enough fuss (IMO). With that being said, wouldn't some of you think that the USC staff has informed them (recruits) that the case might not go their way?

Because Kiffin wasn't telling recruits last cycle that USC would receive little more than a slap on the wrist?