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Message: [QUOTE="freescooter, post: 2639446, member: 1023"] Um, maybe because when you sign a contract it carries certain, you know, obligations for both parties. So those schools are merely teaching a life lesson. You sign a binding agreement it, you know, is binding. Imagine the squealing you’d hear if the new coach told him “we are releasing you from your LOI because you don’t meet our needs.” Heck Edsall got blasted for dropping a kid who had not signed anything. Or if the school announced it was going to do that and would release the kid if they landed someone better. Look, I don’t object to releasing the kid from his letter. Who even knows if he fits the new guy’s vision. But it would be nice if he asked first then reopened his recruiting rather than acting like it was his right. Like every other person on the planet has to do if he wants out of an agreement. [/QUOTE]