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Ibis4life said:
LOL!!! Sure, high schools are going to ban the University of Miami from their campuses, hurting their student athletes chances for an offer from the #1 academic university in the state. I call BS. Maybe the high school down the street from the UF, where Mustchamps kids go to school (if he has any, don't really know), but no legit school is going to get involved in something like this.
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WOW! That's a scary thought, muschamp having offspring! Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhh!!!!
 
58straight said:
is this the same dude that threatened to snitch to the NCAA when miami didnt start a quarterback that that he wanted to play? .....yeah *** him
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You must did not read the article and only the over exaggerated title. Luke was not against Miami.
 
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Canediver said:
Luke is full of ****, always has been full of ****, and always will be full of ****. This is a whole lot of nonsense and until and if it is validated by a respectable source (and no, neither Luke nor Charles Robinson are valid sources) I call BS.
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You must did not read the full article and only the title. Luke said nothing bad about Um
 
This was a very misleading post and I am not sure why the mods allow these kind of post.

If you actually read the entire article (click link to full article) Luke is putting Florida on blast for illegal recruiting and getting Miami banned.
 
Supercane85 said:
Canediver said:
Luke is full of ****, always has been full of ****, and always will be full of ****. This is a whole lot of nonsense and until and if it is validated by a respectable source (and no, neither Luke nor Charles Robinson are valid sources) I call BS.
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You must did not read the full article and only the title. Luke said nothing bad about Um
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Why don't you post the full article for here fore us.

Go Canes
 
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nystateofmind said:
This staff has zero people skills.
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What schools were we "banned" from? Some school in Gainesville or Tallahassee? Who gives a... Stupid crap.
 
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Supercane85 said:
This was a very misleading post and I am not sure why the mods allow these kind of post.

If you actually read the entire article (click link to full article) Luke is putting Florida on blast for illegal recruiting and getting Miami banned.
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Problem is that here in America most people read headlines and one liners.
 
poncho0091 said:
http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/ript...ts_miami_hurricanes_versus_florida_gators.php

One more link about it
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http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/ript...ts_miami_hurricanes_versus_florida_gators.php

NCAA Recruiting Scandal Pits Miami Hurricanes Versus Florida Gators

The University of Miami and the University of Florida are embroiled in the latest college football scandal. The controversy highlights why NCAA rules restricting a recruiter's contact with student athletes make no sense.

Last week, Joker Phillips resigned as University of Florida wide receivers coach after the NCAA received a photo of him while he was talking to a high school recruit at football practice. Florida could be found guilty of a major violation because Phillips allegedly spoke to the player during a scouting event where coaches are allowed to only evaluate recruits.

University of Florida coaches are accusing two Miami assistants of taking the incriminating pictures. Both universities are not commenting on the matter. However, head coaches at several high schools around the state have decided to ban Miami coaches from their campuses.

This could have all been avoided if college coaches were allowed to have more conversations with student athletes than the NCAA allows. By restricting how college coaches can communicate with high school recruits, the NCAA is giving competing football programs ammunition to go after one another.

There is no way an assistant can gauge the character of a high school recruit by simply relying on his grades and a couple of visits during the recruiting season. His job is on the line when he tells the head coach to recruit a certain player who ends up getting in trouble down the road.

When a troubled student athlete robs a convenience store after he's enrolled and on campus, it is the assistant who will get canned. At the same time, a good kid with a 4.0 grade point average at an inner-city school might get passed over because the coach recruiting him couldn't interact with him.

To find out if a star student athlete is a responsible young adult or out running in the streets, college assistants need more time to develop a dialogue with the young man and his family. A coach should not be restricted from having productive conversations with a recruit before making a scholarship commitment.

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