Should a 12-year-old give a verbal college commitment?
Yes 18% 83 votes
No 78% 359 votes
Undecided 3% 15 votes
457 total votes
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Golfallday (anonymous) says...
Really think the family has made a mistake here..way to much pressure on the child to succeed and live up to a certain standard to perform...if you are a great jr golfer the coaches will find you and you do not have to seek out publicity to be noticed..o.u really walking a fine line with NCAA rules...
August 16, 2010 at 12:25 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
sportgal (anonymous) says...
You are making judgements on them and you dont even know them. I have watched him play and know his family and he's the type of kid that plays better with pressure. He would rather news cameras on him and a gallery of 80 people than none at all. He has been destined to succeed since I have known him and its no shock to me that Colleges are already noticing.
August 16, 2010 at 8:26 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )