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A short YouTube clip by Trenton Luera advising athletes to ask whether a scholarship offer is "committable" — i.e., a real offer they could accept immediately. He warns that non-committable (fake) offers are common in modern college football recruiting, especially at the D1 level, and that clarifying this early prevents later disappointment and frustration.
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