College Commits in the DMV
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Anonymous
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National Signing day was November 8 and I thought it would be cool to see all of the local DMV kids!
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Anonymous
| I don’t really agree that of a good idea to make a post listing a bunch of 17 and 18 year old kids. If you know them or it’s your team, you’ll know. |
Anonymous
But the colleges post them all over Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter/X already. So what is the big deal?? |
Anonymous
| Just look here: https://www.swimcloud.com/recruiting/rankings/2024/M/1/VA/ |
Anonymous
| If you really need to know you can look on swimcloud and sort by Virginia/DC/Maryland. |
Anonymous
Helpful. Thanks! - new poster |
Anonymous
| On what sites do commits for other (non-swimming) sports post? |
Anonymous
Other sports aren't as organized as swimming... |
Anonymous
This is wrong sir, most other sports have an outlet telling where per commits and signed. Well not most but basketball, football, and lacrosse I am positive does. |
Anonymous
Yes, football and basketball recruiting is big business and well organized. Sites like Rivals.com offer paid subscriptions to message boards and premium content for fans at hundreds of schools, all looking for inside info on whether the next Lebron James or Peyton Manning might visit and eventually commit to their school. |