Recruited for a pretty good sophomore summer last cycle as a junior (put down an earlier grade date), but again didn't really tell them that I might be graduating later. Now going through my actual junior summer recruiting cycle this fall. Would it be a bad look if my sophomore summer found out I wasn't graduating early? Or is this pretty standard/would they care? Don't want to burn any bridges, and would never renege on them or anything.
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