Can anyone tell me the rationale behind having a signing day versus letting commits sign anytime they are sure? Thanks.
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same as if their coach was hired by someone else Feb 3 versus Jan 27........
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I still don't understand what the rationale is for a signing period.
Exactly.
Some kids will still be looking around for a scholarship when that time comes. The lesser known's, 2-stars, and unranked kids will be contacted to fill up classes and such.
I have only been following this for about 5 years but one of the comments you see recycled is how the recruiting cylce has been fast-forwarded. We have our first commit for next year's class without this one being complete.
This is shear speculation but it wouldn't surprise me if the NCAA has been slow to shift their signing period to adjust to the changes that recruiting has experienced over the past decade or two. I don't know if kids were always recruited this early or not. May is referred to as the evaluation period but it sure seems like a lot of evaluation has been done by then.
Wonder also if it has anything to do with cut-off dates for requirements toward graduation or SAT/ACT test dates??
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