84HuskerLaw
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I have not read all the posts etc so I don't know the ending of the dead period, etc. but I do recall that the 'dead' period is always a nervous time filled with uncertainty and angst over who might decommit, who might go elsewhere, etc. These are big decisions these guys are making. Where you go to college is more important to your life than where you may go to play football. Now, for many (maybe even most) of these guys, they believe (foolishly) they are going to become pros and make lots of money and be set for life long before they even have to worry about making a living in a real honest to goodness job etc. Career is typically the last thing they really are thinking about in some cases. I don't have any hard data or statis but I would guestimate that as many has half of all D-1 recruits that get more than half a dozen scholarship offers by 'name' schools think they are sure-fire pro prospects and even imagine going to the NFL in the early rounds after a couple fantastic seasons in college! Sadly, the truth is far from it. Out of thousands of the better Division 1 players, only a few hundred tops get a chance at pro ball and most fail.
Therefore, they should be thinking about SCHOOL and CLASSES and not which football coach is the 'best' or which team might win the most games, etc. But they dont.
Therefore, they should be thinking about SCHOOL and CLASSES and not which football coach is the 'best' or which team might win the most games, etc. But they dont.