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27s commited faster than ever. Top 25 schools are done or virtually done, and taking smaller classes due to imminent 5 year eligibilty.
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Plus roster caps for most conferences. Feels like a tough recruiting year for many players. |
They are not virtually done and 5 year eligibility is not imminent. |
Scroll down the rosters of the top 60 schools. Most of them are done or almost done. And definitely the top 35 are near full. |
*Should say “scroll down commitment lists” not rosters (on Inside Lacrosse) |
I did. They're not. You also posted that 5 year eligibility is imminent, which is patently untrue. Not sure what your angle is, but it really isn't called for. |
Awesome! What high school? |
Maret |
Different poster, and it is imminent. Per Inside Lacrosse article with Joe Spallina a proposal is being voted on in October for Five in Five. Coaches will have to account for incoming transfers (like from Ivies who will stick with 4 years of eligibility), even more than they do now when projecting their roster numbers. |
| Wau to go Capital! Back to back double Harvard Committs for Capital Blue for 2026 and 2027 years! Impressive!!! |
It may eventually happen. There's nothing imminent about it. RE: Inside Lacrosse, is there a major outlet anywhere that's reporting even a vote coming up? |
I’m not sure if the article but the article mentioned it being announced in October. I am not PP but not sure there is an angle? |
There's no record as of now of even a vote coming up, or maybe one of us can find it? Agreed , that's why I said I'm not sure what their angle is. |
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https://www.insidelacrosse.com/article/parenting-recruiting-by-tg-performance-joe-spallina-stony-brook-hc-father-to-four-di-athletes/65918
Not sure why you insist on making it an angle. Sometimes it is simply opinion which we all have. Nothing directed or with an angle |
Are you the OP? |