Kids can't become a Ram unless they are offered a scholarship. Obviously, not all who are offered will be signed--interest and timing play a big role.
I like the fact VCU presently has 16 scholarship offers outstanding [unaccepted] to players in the 2010 and 2011 incoming classes--first come, first served.
Some will accept. Some will reject. Some will twiddle their thumbs, and will miss on the opportunity of being hooked as a Ram.
To those young men considering joining the Rams: listen, visit and act. VCU, Coach Smart and fans are moving forward with a very bright future. If you're willing to work hard, be disciplined and care about being a student athlete, you can get a very good education of your choice while being part of something much bigger than yourself. If you're really good, you can develop into the NBA.
I like the fact VCU presently has 16 scholarship offers outstanding [unaccepted] to players in the 2010 and 2011 incoming classes--first come, first served.
Some will accept. Some will reject. Some will twiddle their thumbs, and will miss on the opportunity of being hooked as a Ram.
To those young men considering joining the Rams: listen, visit and act. VCU, Coach Smart and fans are moving forward with a very bright future. If you're willing to work hard, be disciplined and care about being a student athlete, you can get a very good education of your choice while being part of something much bigger than yourself. If you're really good, you can develop into the NBA.