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Thursday, February 07, 2008

Early signing date for football?

Brian Kelly was an advocate for an early signing date before he lost defensive end Patrick Omameh to Michigan this week, but he talked about it last summer because more and more players are committing earlier than they used to. The loss of Omameh only reinforced what he already believed.

"I think that's where this is moving," Kelly said. "If a kid gives his word, we expect him to live up to that."

Kelly said he would like to see an early signing date sometime in December.

"I think there's a movement amongst all coaches to end the sillines and the circus that we see, especially on the last day," he said. "I think an early signing date would help a lot."


6 Comments:

at 12:30 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Kids not living up to their commitments. Wonder where they learn that? The kids' might be thinking: 'If a coach gives his word, we expect him to live up to that.' What goes around, comes around.

 
at 1:13 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Early signing period makes sense. Therefore, NCAA wont add it.

 
at 1:32 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

1:13, Good point. If anything the NCAA would then set a later date.

 
at 1:39 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

As long as Rich Rodrigeuz is around weaseling around, no commit is safe.

 
at 4:42 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

Hey Bill -

the 2010 O$U schedule has appeared in some circles - and it looks like UC is no longer on their schedule?

Can you look into what happened here?

Did o$u back out?

 
at 4:53 PM Anonymous Anonymous said...

the games with osu are in 2012 and 2014.

 
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