Class of 06

[TigersBball42]

Who has signed from the class of 2006

[QueenBee]

Class of 06 can't sign yet

[TigersBball42]

I looked under prep signees and there is like 3 people that have already signed

[crazyvolfan]

You can't always go by the list. There are a lot that have the little pencils by their name but haven't signed.

[bhsOL]

Class of 06 can't sign yet

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That's what I thought, but Chris Leake (Florida's QB) originally signed with Wake Forrest in the 9th grade believe it or not.

[Coach Mo]

There's a big difference between "signed" and "verbally committed". Players cannot officially sign until after their junior year. They can verbally commit much earlier.

[GradfromtheNest]

Haha, I don't see how some of you even found your way onto this board. It's illegal and just doesn't happen...College coaches aren't even allowed to talk to them yet...at least in baseball.

[TnBball]

Haha, I don't see how some of you even found your way onto this board.  It's illegal and just doesn't happen...College coaches aren't even allowed to talk to them yet...at least in baseball.

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If a kid goes to a particular college's camp or open gym on campus, a coach can talk to a prospect much earlier than they normally would. So that allows them to offer a schlorship and committ sooner than normal.

 

Taylor King from California Mater Dei H.S. verbally committed to play basketball at UCLA during 8th grade. He is now a JR and was matched up vs. Brandan Wright(Brentwood Academy) two weeks ago.

 

Now its up to the college if they want to uphold a committment that long.

[GradfromtheNest]

If a kid goes to a particular college's camp or open gym on campus, a coach can talk to a prospect much earlier than they normally would. So that allows them to offer a schlorship and committ sooner than normal.

 

Taylor King from California Mater Dei H.S. verbally committed to play basketball at UCLA during 8th grade. He is now a JR and was matched up vs. Brandan Wright(Brentwood Academy) two weeks ago.

 

Now its up to the college if they want to uphold a committment that long.

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Yes, they can talk to them - by giving instruction in whatever sport the camp is for - but LEGALLY they cannot make an offer. I know they drop hints, etc, but they can't say, "come play with us - here's what we'll give you."

Edited February 22, 2005 by GradfromtheNest

[pantherman]

NAIA can talk or sign anytime.....no matter the grade.