Well, as usual, the NCAA blew this call and severely crimps the real purpose of the National Letter of Intent that all recruits are required to sign. Now it is diminished so much that it really means nothing now.

So after 2 appeals they caved and let this kid break his signed contract – NCAA, look up signed contract, words do mean something – you know, or in your case, they just mean whatever you come up with.

With that said, I’m glad ND fought this to the end–nothing wrong with a kid sitting out a year–just might make him aware that a signature on a contract means what it says.

I was shocked when this kid signed but not at all surprised when he backed out.

This is going to cause a lot of problems going ahead especially with all the scumbag coaches out there (Urban) – they will just continue to recruit right up to the kid’s first class.

Real bad decision.