I do not know how one ethically asks someone to make a huge personal commitment, and when it is made, says never mind. I will accept that you didn't think that through, because if that is where Tech now is, then the only difference in GT and a factory is their football is better.
I a nothing if not reliable.
Grayson is the Alabama of High School Football
Yeah I meant to say aren’t but too late to edit
So what you are saying is you don’t understand how this works?
Are you saying making an offer you have no intention of adhering to is the way this works? Because if that is the way it is now going to work at Georgia Tech -- and I have been a fan since long before it was coached by the Man Who Has No Name -- then there no longer is a point.
That was not all what was said. Of course you continue to recruit. These are 18-year-olds, for pete's sake. My point was in response to board chatter that the offers did not have to be honored in a pinch, or something of that nature. My point was they do have to be honored if one looks in the mirror of a morning. And frankly, to pin your case on one instance (and I am not even sure of that one, but let it go) is just not a very good basis. But yes, I recall Johnson demanding a commitment or he would look to No. 2 and whoever got on board first was the winner. But I kinda doubt any coach is going to recruit say, a 4-star, get his commitment and then say, by the way, we don't believe you and we are still recruiting. How long do you think choice No 1 is on board?
