Rumor Has It Zach Whitley

[Darrell McPhaul]

The LB & DE for North Shore has decommitted from Bama.

 

[NLeininger]

The LB & DE for North Shore has decommitted from Bama.

I thought he committed to UCLA.

 

[UTZach22]

It was reported the other day that he decommitted and then recommitted to UCLA.

 

[BullSprig@Work]

Glad to see you're out of your bunker and getting back in the real world

(yes, this happened last week )

 

[Randolph Duke]

I thought he committed to UCLA.

I heard he was seen buying a house in Austin.

 

[Topstarr]

Whitley could still has time to switch to TEXAS

 

[Darrell McPhaul]

We are calling him now.

 

[pompomman]

I think his parents are buying a very nice home next door to the Sabans in Austin....

 

[Black Scholes]

Not going to switch.

 

[PropositionJoe]

he's an early admit so he's going to be on campus within the week

 

[gecko]

he's an early admit so he's going to be on campus within the week

yea, but which campus?

 

[PropositionJoe]

probably UCLA because UT cant contact him right now

 

[alonghorn72]

 

[theknighttrain]

Dead period = phone call, right? We could call him. Might not be much, but make the call.

 

[Randolph Duke]

probably UCLA because UT cant contact him right now

Sure we can.

12-16-13 thru 01-15-14 Dead Period - The college coach cannot make in-person contact with you or your legal guardians. This prevents the coach from making any evaluations of you whatsoever. However, the coach can make telephone calls to you or your legal guardians.

http://www.recruitlook.com/index.php?do=/public/ncaaRules/

 

[Hoekem]

probably UCLA because UT cant contact him right now

He can call us tho...right?

 

[Randolph Duke]

He can call us tho...right?

We can call him if we want.

 

[Davharjac]

Coaches can make phone calls during the dead period, they can't go to the school home visits, ect (nothing face to face.)

It isn't as "dead" as you think

 

[DMV Horn]

We can call him if we want.

Does that include social media (Twitter, FaceBook, Instagram, etc.)? I don't think it does.