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Mora is not telling the truth.  The UC's do not require a player to gain admission before they sign an LOI.  UC Berkeley has had players sign LOI's and subsequently receive a rejection notice.  Most recently, it happened in December when a JC player signed with UCB and was dropped later when his Fall grades were made available.  He ended up signing with K State yesterday.

Nothing you just wrote indicates that any of UCLA, SMU, or Stanford do not require a student to be admitted before signing a LOI.
Presumably you are implying that all UCs follow the same rules. I don't think that is necessarily true on issues such as this - but I don't have any direct knowledge of UCLA's procedures.

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But in the actual clip, Mora indeed did not tell the truth. Rosen played six games last year, not five.

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Mora is not telling the truth.  The UC's do not require a player to gain admission before they sign an LOI.  UC Berkeley has had players sign LOI's and subsequently receive a rejection notice.  Most recently, it happened in December when a JC player signed with UCB and was dropped later when his Fall grades were made available.  He ended up signing with K State yesterday.

Nothing you just wrote indicates that any of UCLA, SMU, or Stanford do not require a student to be admitted before signing a LOI.
Presumably you are implying that all UCs follow the same rules. I don't think that is necessarily true on issues such as this - but I don't have any direct knowledge of UCLA's procedures.

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But in the actual clip, Mora indeed did not tell the truth. Rosen played six games last year, not five.