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Message: <blockquote data-quote="eerphone" data-source="post: 130622810" data-attributes="member: 1067754">That's a relief. Is because one party  is a minorIn my world verbal contracts are real. Offer made and accepted with consideration in a agreed time. In Ncaa the way it it structured a " verbal " is not a contract because it is between the coach and player and not the AD . So a player or a school that think they have any enforceable gain are mistaken, until signing day, then both can breach with very little penalty. You were right and I  was wrong. But I strongly believe that upon a verbal the school and player should be locked in. Player injured playing should still have scholarship, that would not count against numbers,etc,,,Players should complete their contract ..Up to and including bowl games. Either both are giving their word or not.</blockquote>

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