Swaying a Pitch - For you? or for Everyone?

[UTLUNIS]

I have a question:

When you sway a pitch... is it swayed for you or for everyone?

For example in an OD if I have a lesser grade than someone I might want to sway the pitch if it will benefit only me... But wouldn't want to sway it if it changes the prospect's interest for everyone... because that's a waste of time.

Anyone know?

[N.C.State]

I think it's just you, if I remember correctly me and my friend were going after the same recruit and I swayed him and he had more interest in my pitch than he did my friends.

[Kaiser Wilhelm]

I believe it is a universal pitch however I am going off memory.

[Dirty Turtles]

I think it's universal this year. I keep track of my recruiting in a spreadsheet, and I have noticed that recruits change their stance on some pitches without me swaying them.

[stratospaly]

I have noticed that when coming for a visit the recruits interest is slightly higher than the week by week level (High instead of Average), then the next ween when I am pitching it is back down to normal (Average).

This could mean the level of the recruits interest is only seen when visiting, otherwise it is wherever you modify it to.

[kcarr]

I know the last couple years it would go up without you swaying it indicating that it was universal and that is how I tend ti treat it only swaying if I have the edge on other top teams on his board on that pitch.

[stratospaly]

Also has anyone else noticed how low this years sway % are compared to past years?? Even with Freshman recruiting I only sway 10-15% of the time. This means if I want to bring someone to my school in week 5 they will only have 3 green\green if they start off at high already.

[Colt45]

Quote: Originally Posted by Dirty Turtles

I think it's universal this year. I keep track of my recruiting in a spreadsheet, and I have noticed that recruits change their stance on some pitches without me swaying them.

This happens automatically. One of the timesavers available is to see a list of who has increased their interest in your pitches.