Fact or Fiction
A couple first-year coaches may soon be in in-state battles for elite recruits
Thanks to recruiting, terms like "decommitment," "soft commitment" and "silent commitment" are now part of every college football fan's vocabulary. At the root of every one of these terms is the recruiting rumor mill. You can't go a day without a rumor erupting about what this five-star recruit is going to do, or if this blue-chipper is secretly committed to a school.
That's where RecruitingNation's mythbuster, Jeremy Crabtree, comes in.
Crabtree asked fans via Twitter (@JeremyCrabtree) and Facebook which questions from the recruiting rumor mill they wanted fact-checked.
See which rumors are Fact ... or Fiction.
Want your recruiting questions answered? Be sure to submit yours to Jeremy Crabtree on Twitter @JeremyCrabtree using the hashtag #RecruitingRumors or on Facebook
@jeremycrabtree #FactorFiction With Texas A&Ms win over Alabama, they now have the recruiting edge over UT.
Zach Loflin (@mrmynameiszach) Nov. 19, 2012
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