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Quit checking me out.
Its a dishonest process. You don't offer a kid a scholarship unless you have one to offer. Bama and many of the SEC schools do this all the time and then do a cut down or grey shirt kids that were promised a scholarship. Its a way of keeping 100-125 kids tied to your program even though you only have 85 scholarships to give away. Its a dishonest process that shows you don't know how to evaluate a kids potential. If he doesn't make the cut you encourage him to take a medical hardship or have your medical staff fail the kid on a physical. That is your "great man". And before you blast me with all the you just made this up here is the link to the evidence Oversigning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Go on and read the Wall Street Journal article too. It is worth looking it up. I will be interesting to see how they fair when the 25 scholarship limit that was imposed by the conference kicks in. Since 2011 no SEC team has been allowed to sign more than 25 per year per new conference rule to address this issue. This gives them a couple of more years before we really see it affect them.
How is it a dishonest process if the players are told in advance scholarships are for 1 year and they will have to compete for their job?
If they don't think they can cut it, then don't sign. Easy enough.