Since you saw it, did you report the violation? It's 2015, not 1985 lol. It's time to kill the myth of bigfoot and new cars going to stud athletes lol. Did you see how I placed the onus of accountability on you to report to the ncaa, who will then OWN the accountability to perform an investigation into your allegations? Too simple.
I'll wait for your response.
Yep- I wholeheartedly disagree. There are always opportunities to represent your school at local events in your area. One should take pride in it. The chances of that leading to any sort of litigation is much less minimal than passing incriminating info along to the NCAA to do their own investigation. LOL
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Whether he was busted or not is besides the point. The act is what we are debating. You stated that these violations are "urban myths". The second paragraph is not worth addressing since you want to get personal. You enjoy your day, as well.Reggie Bush was busted. There is nothing mythical about being caught lol. Wrong example
So, you wouldn't snitch on entities creating an unequal participating field, eh? smh Actually, that bold above is some of the main roots of the issues that plague HBCUs. Cheaters and lazy people not doing their job aren't being held accountable while people like you witness it and keep your mouths shut. I take it you've cheated a time or two in your academic studies, eh? Or perhaps witnessed an ignorant cheating and kept your mouth shut, again. lol Jesus.... is not in your dwelling, obviously. Good day sir.
While you're over there grinning and spell checking... perhaps you were grinning too hard when I said, "I'm not saying go break NCAA violations, but your university depends on you to help in recruiting". There is nothing wrong with educating a kid on the benefits of attending an HBCU. There's no NCAA recruiting violation in that. That's giving neighborly advice. Remember, you don't work for the university. What harm is there in talking to a kid after a high school football game, and saying, "you need to take your talents to THE HILL"? Or wearing your HBCU shirt around proudly at the office and out to high school sporting events. You know what that is called? MARKETING!I agree 1000%, STC.
But, you have people, w/ the pre-integration lol mindset like SoloMan and Mr SWAC who think *quote* " your HBCU alma mater should not have to pay you to advertise, promote, recruit for them" *unqote*. So, in that regard, it is YOU who should create a hype video/university collateral and then send kids a hype video, OFFICIAL state university collateral, and actually force your physical presence upon them, w/out knowledge of ncaa recruiting rules/violations/contact periods/et al
. Is the NCAA gonna punish my alma mater because I did any of that? He'll no. If enough alumni/fans do that for HBCUs, the kids will notice. Right now, we are out of sight, out of mind.
Dude, I've seen it. I'm from Mobile. When Jamarcus Russell was at Williamson High School, and committed to LSU the next thing you know he was driving an Escalade with 20" rims. Everybody knew where it came from. The NCAA sees it all the time, and does nothing about it. It's rampant in big time college football. The P5 went Mafia style and told the NCAA let us pay players or else. NCAA folded like a wallet. I ain't telling the NCAA shit with they're shady ass.
Guy, we're not discussing anyone simply wearing their school paraphernalia, talking up their school, or responding to questions when asked. We're discussing YOU and people LIKE YOU attempting to take the place of a SALARIED university student(-athlete) recruiter, remember? smh Those who are NOT in compliance w/ the ncaa w/ respect to recruiting practices and then "act" on behalf of their alma materWhile you're over there grinning and spell checking... perhaps you were grinning too hard when I said, "I'm not saying go break NCAA violations, but your university depends on you to help in recruiting". There is nothing wrong with educating a kid on the benefits of attending an HBCU. There's no NCAA recruiting violation in that. That's giving neighborly advice. Remember, you don't work for the university. What harm is there in talking to a kid after a high school football game, and saying, "you need to take your talents to THE HILL"? Or wearing your HBCU shirt around proudly at the office and out to high school sporting events. You know what that is called? MARKETING!
And you wonder why HBCU coaches won't go after blue chippers. Hell, you're too scared to even look one in the eye.
. ncaa violation in wait just around the corner. .
"Did he just compare a breakin and drug dealers to recruiting violations? Or is it me?"LS Syndicate said:
Et tu, Brute'. Foot meet mouth. I didn't compare such, btw. I was being overly sarcastic. Comprendez vous? lol
I suggest you include my entire post if your're going to quote that. So just as I suspected, you're just attention whoring. Slow day at work for you, I guess."Did he just compare a breakin and drug dealers to recruiting violations? Or is it me?"
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LMAO! This guy....Did you not read the english statement I created up there which stated "I was being OVERLY sarcastic and non-comparative?" Comprehension be damned, eh?
You won't win this battle or war. You may want to stay on that type ground over there
How ironic that you take offense and accuse someone of misinterpreting you.Did you not read the english statement I created up there which stated "I was being OVERLY sarcastic and non-comparative?" Comprehension be damned, eh?
You won't win this battle or war. You may want to stay on that type ground over there
, attempting to understand the underlying irrational logic behind some thinking they can approach kids, like a paid recruiter who is alleged to be ncaa compliant, and unofficially officially lol recruit student-athletes. You will get busted. You will get banned by your university, if they are for what's right. Do you need examples of this? smh