Jamar Chaney doing some crootin..

[drummerdawg]

https://twitter.com/Jamar51Chaney/status/426703154403880960

[smootness]

It's awesome to see our former players, especially those who made it at the next level, doing this.

[BankerDog]

We have finally got it together on the social media front. I have been saying forever that we needed to get our former players involved. And now even our current players are getting on there recruiting.

[RattStevens]

I will write a story about this.

[msstate7]

It's awesome to see our former players, especially those who made it at the next level, doing this.

I was thinking the same thing. It's telling that our former players love us still.

[smootness]

I was thinking the same thing. It's telling that our former players love us still.

Yep. And I'm sure it happens elsewhere, too, but it's good to see us playing the game. Having NFL players in your ear telling you their alma mater is the place to be can be a pretty good testimony that it's the right decision.

[rabbitthedawg]

Can I legally retweet to Cory? Don't want to get the school in trouble with the recruiting police.

[CadaverDawg]

Can I legally retweet to Cory? Don't want to get the school in trouble with the recruiting police.

Yes

[yakalot]

Can I legally retweet to Cory? Don't want to get the school in trouble with the recruiting police.

Tweet Bracky first and see if it's OK.

[starkvegasdawg]

Tweet Bracky first and see if it's OK.

Somewhere Will Redmond felt a disturbance in the force.

[Interpolation_Dawg_EX]

It's awesome to see our former players, especially those who made it at the next level, doing this.
It truly is, especially coming from a guy that's from outside of Mississippi. I believe he was headed to UGA but couldn't get in and Richt directed him to Croom. I think he's a good one to testify about falling in love with MSU.

[RougeDawg]

Can I legally retweet to Cory? Don't want to get the school in trouble with the recruiting police.

Yes, but only because OM was one of first programs on to this bypassing of NCAA regulations. The precedent was set, as was on the Newton saga.**