Heh. I remember Auburn doing it with two of my teammates from high school. Brandon Cox and "oh, yes" Lee Guess.Well, it's not the first time a school has spent two schollys on one player.
The Fournettes are the back two:
There's a big difference between an offer and a committable offer.
We went after Leonard. We were not the least bit interested in Lanard this year. Might have been a possibility last year when Leonard was deciding but I haven't heard anything on us recruiting Lanard this year at all.
And there is a major difference between not offering and offering.There's a big difference between an offer and a committable offer.
In today's recruiting, no, there's really not. We offer maybe 50 - 60 kids every year, but most of them don't get committable offers.And there is a major difference between not offering and offering.
Yeah there is a difference and the main point I am trying to make is that this kid wouldn't of gotten a non-committable offer or any interest from Saban if Leonard wasn't his brother.In today's recruiting, no, there's really not. We offer maybe 50 - 60 kids every year, but most of them don't get committable offers.
That may be true, but I doubt we would have ever signed him. That is the real huge difference. We lost Keenan Allen in 2010 because we would not sign his brother. Cal did, and he flipped.Yeah there is a difference and the main point I am trying to make is that this kid wouldn't of gotten a non-committable offer or any interest from Saban if Leonard wasn't his brother.
Not really.And there is a major difference between not offering and offering.
Just because a kid says a school has offered doesn't necessarily mean it's true either.Yeah there is a difference and the main point I am trying to make is that this kid wouldn't of gotten a non-committable offer or any interest from Saban if Leonard wasn't his brother.