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Huh, surprised this post didn’t get as much flamin’ as the Alabama decommit Marine.
Wonder if that’s b/c these two’ll still swim?? We’ll never know
@Coleman, are we gonna have a Swimswam Breakdown today?
Tomorrow 🙂
Two HUGE pick ups for West Point. Whatever that coach is doing over there, he’s doing it right.
Forgive me if they answer this is the interview, I don’t have the attention span for most of these. But how did they commit so early? From what I’ve heard the military academies have super intense application processes which usually makes them some of the last commitments. How can the school give their word they’ll get in before all of that?
They will both have to go through the application process (which they discuss). Giving a verbal commitment doesn’t guarantee admission into the school. It just guarantees a spot on the team.
If you prefer, they’re all available on all of the usual podcast audio sites too so you can listen while driving or doing other things.
It’s a question for all athletes, but an even bigger one for the academies and Ivies. In the last few years, the perspective seems to have changed – kids and coaches are more willing to make the announcements early and then just live with the consequences of the change of commitment if they don’t get in. Up until maybe 5 years ago, that was tabu.