Pac-12 changes leave recruits in limbo 
November, 28, 2011
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By Greg Biggins | ESPN.com
The past week, particularly the last 24 hours, have seen big changes in three programs in the Pac-12 and left recruits wondering what to do next.
On Monday, after weeks of speculation, Arizona State’s Dennis Erickson and UCLA’s Rick Neuheisel were let. This comes less than a week after Arizona hired former Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez to replace Mike Stoops.
“We’re all just going to play things by ear,” Long Beach (Calif.) Poly linebacker Matt Rowe said, speaking for himself and the other four Poly players – WR Richard Smith, WR Randall Goforth, OLB Salamo Fiso and WR Josiah Blandin -- committed to Arizona State. “I was always taking all five of my official visits so this doesn’t really change that much for me.
On Monday, after weeks of speculation, Arizona State’s Dennis Erickson and UCLA’s Rick Neuheisel were let. This comes less than a week after Arizona hired former Michigan coach Rich Rodriguez to replace Mike Stoops.
“We’re all just going to play things by ear,” Long Beach (Calif.) Poly linebacker Matt Rowe said, speaking for himself and the other four Poly players – WR Richard Smith, WR Randall Goforth, OLB Salamo Fiso and WR Josiah Blandin -- committed to Arizona State. “I was always taking all five of my official visits so this doesn’t really change that much for me.
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