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Aziz Shittu de-committed and re-committed at least twice, likely due to his uncertainty about admissions.  It worked out for him, but he put himself in a position where he probably would have to admit he didn't get admitted if he ended up at another school.  Louis Young was a highly regarded player, though not a 5-star recruit, who de-committed, re-committed, and de-committed again due to admissions.  That was under the Harbaugh regime though, so the messaging about academics was much less clear.

Those two are the best comparisons to Robertson that I can recall.  Guys like Gray and Farrar, who strongly believed they would gain admission, seem less analogous to me because, in their minds, they weren't going out on a limb.

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Aziz Shittu de-committed and re-committed at least twice, likely due to his uncertainty about admissions.  It worked out for him, but he put himself in a position where he probably would have to admit he didn't get admitted if he ended up at another school.  Louis Young was a highly regarded player, though not a 5-star recruit, who de-committed, re-committed, and de-committed again due to admissions.  That was under the Harbaugh regime though, so the messaging about academics was much less clear.

Those two are the best comparisons to Robertson that I can recall.  Guys like Gray and Farrar, who strongly believed they would gain admission, seem less analogous to me because, in their minds, they weren't going out on a limb.