While I don't think he wants to go to ND, you can't underestimate the power of an early morning cry by his parents. Potential game-changer.
And if the tweets are a "guarantee" that he is a Gator, then he might as well just say it clearly---which he hasn't.
I just have a weird feeling that something will happen in the morning to change his mind. Te'o style.
This is what I thought at first, too, and it's why I was initially worried, in spite of my own common sense and everything he's done for months, that Greenberry was considering flipping to someone else -- not necessarily Houston, but someone, because why else would he not answer Brian Dohn OR JSapp when both asked him directly if he was still committed to the Irish? Just say yes; not like that spoils a surprise, you've been committed to ND for months. The Poole situation was similar, but with a different configuration of schools: he refused to answer JSapp's question about whether he was still fully committed to the Gators, although virtually everything he has said (on Twitter, etc.) points toward the Gators, and he's been committed since June. Why would these kids seem so clear on where they are going but decline to make it officially official?
I guess they get worn out by the long grueling recruiting process and they want to mark the end with a cathartic ceremony, and they feel like that ceremony is less meaningful or cathartic if they aren't seeming to choose one school over another. So even though they and everyone basically know where they are going, it feels weird to them to tell a reporter and have it broadcasted or to broadcast it themselves on Twitter. (what I still don't get is why Poole told the ESPN reporter that he was sticking with FL ... why tell him but not Sapp? Maybe he was confused about whether he was being quoted, or had a greater comfort level with him?) So my two cents: this is just how they feel like the process is supposed to end.