From the Oklahoman..
“My feelings toward it was Dominic committed to TCU, I felt that TCU didn’t commit completely to him,” said Dominic’s mom, Danita. “I stressed to Dominic when he got a little bit discouraged about going somewhere else what a commitment meant. You stick with it. Dominic stuck it through and kept his word. But TCU, there was total miscommunication toward the end.
“They moved on without Dominic and Dominic didn’t know. He was the last one to find out. I feel like (coach Gary) Patterson could have at least given him a call to give him a heads up on it. He never bothered to call him and I feel like that was a lack of respect for Dominic.”
TCU was also skeptical of Richardson’s academics. With the COVID-19 pandemic, his options to improve his test scores were limited. He said he is now clear at OSU.
If he didn’t get in to TCU, that’s not the coaches fault. Evans came available and took him. They weren’t going to be caught not getting a top back in the class. I don’t care what he says. He didn’t get in. JC knew in January about transcript issues and classes not transferring to his new school. Again TCU wasn’t going to just not get a RB. Kid is just making [ Finebaum ] up to make the situation look worse for TCU. Been going on for awhile. If you can’t get into the school, you’ve known for longer than indicated that what happened was possible.