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We have now moved to a new level of absurdity imo. He’s “100% committed.” However he makes it clear that he really hasn’t decided where he’ll end up. That’s not anywhere near “100% committed.” Oh, BTW, committed actually means 100%. We need a new language to describe what these young folk think “committed” means. One thing is clear, when they use the word “committed” it doesn’t come close to the traditional meaning of the word.
LSU is throwing huge $$ around and if they want him, he is gone.
Sometimes I wonder if we should change “UGa” to “BCU,” as in Bargaining Chip University? Not necessarily in this young man’s case, but it often seems young men “COMMIT”* to the Dawgs only to use it to up their NIL price at other schools (ones they may prefer from the start). In my heart, I wouldn’t mind the NCAA prohibiting the usage of the word “COMMIT” until the player actually signs with the school. Granted, we adults may fail to give these kids a very good example of what a COMMITMENT really looks like. Sad state of affairs.
UGA has become a stalking horse. We have to be ready to trump the competition.
