Jacobs on Casey Cochran

[huskymedic]

http://www.courant.com/sports/college/hc-jacobs-casey-cochran-1203-20111203,0,7880321.column

 

[whaler11]

Yeah, players don't usually embrace having the best player in the state as your quarterback until he turns his ankle.

What is the story from the BCU fans? He didn't have a signable offer or something like that?

 

[CTMike]

Really good read.

 

[JaYnYcE]

Dan Orlovsky II. I hate when writers do that, let Casey carve his own legacy here.


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[Palatine]

"I don't know," Jack said. "Randy was very different in offering scholarships. Everything was late in the process. Jordan Reed [who Cochran coached at New London and went to Florida] is a good example. UConn was his 16th scholarship offer."

 

[FfldCntyFan]

Yeah, players don't usually embrace having the best player in the state as your quarterback until he turns his ankle.

What is the story from the BCU fans? He didn't have a signable offer or something like that?

I believe the term they use is commitable offer. In their fan base's eyes, if a player commits to what they view as an inferior program, the offer could not have been commitable. What I want to know is what the hell is a non-commitable offer? Common logic dictates that either you offer or you don't.