UM compliance office urges fans to stay away from recruits

[TheMatador]

:ibisroflmao:

It's against NCAA rules for fans -- especially those who provide financial aid to the schools they love -- to get involved in the recruiting process.

Well now, I wasn't aware that the NCAA had any authority over me. Gosh, I musta missed reading that part of the constitution.

:ibisroflmao:

the government isn't stopping you. your constitutional rights aren't being violated.

Wow, just wow? Did I say the government was stopping me? Nope. I'm referring to the NC2A.

It's against NCAA rules for fans...

They have zero effect or authority over my life or any fans life. Do they have authority over a recruit looking for a scholarship? Yep. Me? Nope.

Yeah, but they'll take it out on the school you support.

 

[hoops156]

:ibisroflmao:

It's against NCAA rules for fans -- especially those who provide financial aid to the schools they love -- to get involved in the recruiting process.

Well now, I wasn't aware that the NCAA had any authority over me. Gosh, I musta missed reading that part of the constitution.

:ibisroflmao:

tech. you become a booster the moment you become a hurricane club member and therefor you cannot have any improper contact with recruits (obviously this is extremely hard to enforce but those r the rules as stated in that rulebook UM sends out w their tickets)

 

[Fyrecane]

People must just look at the tickets when they get them and nothing else

 

[Consigliere]

A lot of stupid in this thread.

Note to self: Stop following/stalking recruits on Social Media, oh wait I don't and I am not on Social Media.

 

[NorthFlaCane]

I'm gonna start a twitter handle, call it "woopigsooiee4ever" then tweet Alex Collins non-stop with pro-Arkansas propaganda. After 24 hours, I will turn myself into the NCAA.

Donate $10 to the Razorback Booster Club first though, right?

Good point

I'm gonna mail them some coupons for Shake N' Bake and call that a donation