Have noticed on lots of message boards that the BCS types at Indiana, Wisconsin et al who missed out on JP have a common refrain: that guy wasn't BCS material and did NOT have an offer.
But isn't that bogus? Even DR's article refers to offers as having been "pulled." They weren't "pulled," thet were "filled." And as for Indiana, it looks to me an awful lot like it was Prosser who lost interest, NOT Indiana.
Doesn't JL have offers out to around a dozen kids for 2009 even tho only 2 spots are open? That means if Brown & Simms-Edwards commit tomorrow, the other offers are void. But it does not mean tht Bradley did not OFFER the other 10 schollies.
Just strange how this debate wouldn't even come up if a kid waited til all Duke's spots were filled and then chose Kansas. The headline would be simple: "John Doe chose KU over offer from Duke."
But isn't that bogus? Even DR's article refers to offers as having been "pulled." They weren't "pulled," thet were "filled." And as for Indiana, it looks to me an awful lot like it was Prosser who lost interest, NOT Indiana.
Doesn't JL have offers out to around a dozen kids for 2009 even tho only 2 spots are open? That means if Brown & Simms-Edwards commit tomorrow, the other offers are void. But it does not mean tht Bradley did not OFFER the other 10 schollies.
Just strange how this debate wouldn't even come up if a kid waited til all Duke's spots were filled and then chose Kansas. The headline would be simple: "John Doe chose KU over offer from Duke."
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