Recruiting is too much about money to call them "flips" any longer.

Outbids is the new nomenclature.

There is a set of players, a rather large one in fact, that are not going becasue a coach recruited them or a system fits them - they are going for the amount deposited into their bank account.

Happens here too - do you think Cam Coleman came to play in this particular system or because Sark would develop him more than another coach? 

Nope - the players we get and others get is pretty much determined by who is writing the largest check. 

There are exceptions to the rule, but in college football today like life "cash is king".

Some coaches that are seen as great recruiters wouldn't be so great without a huge NIL budget behind them.

Edited October 11Oct 11 by MortgageHorn
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Don't keep us posted 

All true

I try not to pay attention to any commitments during their junior year.