Coastypop
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I could be wrong on this, so please correct me if I'm wrong:
By signing these papers with all three schools, all three schools can publicly discuss Malone.
In other words, it becomes a PR fest until early December for Malone.
My honest guess is that he only signed with UT, FSU is being a bunch of pansies. And now Fortenberry is saying all three are anticipated to save the kid's day.
Not just Fortenberry but corner36 and many others but yeah that's my guess too. Otherwise why would the FSU mod only report on UT papers being signed? He flat out said no FSU papers or any other team papers were being signed to his knowledge.
The thing is how would FSU know that he signed papers with UT unless he also signed them with FSU? If Malone really wanted it to be secret with just UT, he wouldn't have told FSU.Not just Fortenberry but corner36 and many others but yeah that's my guess too. Otherwise why would the FSU mod only report on UT papers being signed? He flat out said no FSU papers or any other team papers were being signed to his knowledge.
Whats insane is signing these papers allow the schools and coaches to talk about the recruit while the process is still going on.
This is why the NCAA willl close this loophole.
Malone is a prime example.
The thing is how would FSU know that he signed papers with UT unless he also signed them with FSU? If Malone really wanted it to be secret with just UT, he wouldn't have told FSU.
My guess is FSU wanted to make Malone think that UT leaked it to hurt UT's position.
ETA - It's not being reported that he signed with other schools because he asked them not to leak it, in theory. They don't want to hurt themselves.
My understanding is, aside from unrestricted contact, signing these papers allow schools to publicly discuss/address the recruit... this allowing the coaches/schools to essentially PR/market the kid.
My understanding is, aside from unrestricted contact, signing these papers allow schools to publicly discuss/address the recruit... this allowing the coaches/schools to essentially PR/market the kid.
