I thought that Cal had announced its intent to make schollies a four year commitment (i.e., not renewable annually, as they have been historically). Regardless, my sense of it is that Cal has never been remotely like the SEC schools, pulling scholarships from kids who aren't performing. Am I correct in that assumption?
Have we ever done anything like that? I'm not sure what you do with guys like Brandon Chauca and Cameron Walker (the DB, not the hoops recruit). I don't think either of them should be playing at the D1 level, and I think that they are unlikely to see a whole lot of action going forward (especially Walker), but I can't imagine our coaches doing anything further than pulling them aside, telling them they don't figure much in the team's future plans, and suggesting that they consider transferring. I realize I'm ahead of the curve with Chauca, since he has only been here for a few months, but I think he is gonna be mired on the bench, especially if we get one or two good guards in the 2015 recruiting class.
