loyallonghorn
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Not sure how it will work moving forward, but programs used to handle it in one of two ways.
1. They would tell recruits that acceptances are time sensitive, meaning first come first serve so to speak.
2. Other programs might take all who accept and not renew a player on the current roster.
Since number 2 will no longer be an option with guaranteed scholarships moving forward it would seem as though they may take the best of who accepts and pull the rest.
Option #2 is still available as very few universities give out multi-year athletic scholarships. But I would think Option #2 is not used often because word spreads quickly and it'll have a negative impact on future recruits, unless a student athlete violates criminal statutes or is dismissed for repeatedly breaking team rules.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo...4-year-scholarships-to-athletes-but-many-dont
Option #3 is to talk to the student athlete during end of year evaluation to give her an option to remain with a scholarship student athlete on the team but whose playing time would be limited or given a release to transfer elsewhere. I suspect this is what happened to Lilley Vander Zee and Nekia Jones.