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From what I understand, a school will still honor a scholarship offer if the player gets hurt AFTER he gives the school a verbal commitment. If NO verbal was given, and he gets hurt, the school can pull any offer extended to the player. And NO money is given for a kid who accepts preferred walk-on status, except traditional financial aid offered to any college student.

Schools are obligated by nothing until their scholarship is signed on National Signing day.  Many kids are dumped after they verbally commit to a school and then get injured.  It is a cruel business but it does happen all the time when kids get injured and then are told by the school they are committed to, to go to prep school and see how it plays out.  Nothing is binding until after signing day.

Heard Trybus is on crutches with a broken ankle?

Does it matter?

If it's true...cancel the third straight parade

Why? Don't they still have a dominant offensive line , a division 1 running back and a division 1 tight end , still going to be able to dominate the line of scrimmage?

So is it true?

Even with out Chadborn or Trybus, this is a good single A football team. It does not appear that they have lost a step without Chadborn, but does anyone know anything about the new qb other than he was the wide receiver

How long is Trybus out for?