OzarCaneSaw
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Bottom line is the chance of him flipping is the same as just about any other recruit. When there are two schools involved, it's 50/50. With three, the odds go to 33%. Point being, unless you are his parents or have known him all your life, you have no idea what he will do. You don't know what his word means to him or what might sway him. It's the same each and every year. Kids flip to us, kids flip from us to others. Not a knock on LeBrow's analytical skills or his reporting abilities, He_Just_Doesn't_Know. Nor does anyone else on this board or anyone on a UCLA board.
The only exception I would see to this would be someone like Ray Jr or Chick. When their family is part of the U, their commitment usually is pretty solid.
The only exception I would see to this would be someone like Ray Jr or Chick. When their family is part of the U, their commitment usually is pretty solid.