Pretty sure this isn't allowed.
https://twitter.com/CoachMattLuke/st...17416575758337
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Pretty sure this isn't allowed.
https://twitter.com/CoachMattLuke/st...17416575758337
They violate out of love though, so it's all good***
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Originally Posted by Rick Danko
Yes. Violation.
http://i.imgur.com/pdbL0pR.png
All that would be legal is a retweet. That's clearly not.
What is the difference between that and us making pictured of jerseys with recruits names on them?
The difference is a COACH can not talk about a recruit by name.
Correct a coach cannot call a player by name until they are signed.Quote:
Originally Posted by mparkerfd20
gotcha
I bet it will be removed from his twitter soon.
Is it signed LOI or signed financial aid agreement? Rebs are saying he signed financial aid so it's all good.
Actually signing a financial aid agreement does change things. Allows more calls etc. Considering it's been up 3 hours I guess there is something to it.Quote:
Originally Posted by mparkerfd20
Matt Luke didn't call any recruit by name or tweet his name. I am guessing this is legal.
Hats off to Ole Miss for going up strong in a gray area.
But I tweeted it to @RebelCompliance just to make sure.
Pretty sure his name is on that image.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlabLoser
If he's signed a financial aid form, he is good.
Then this is a really good idea and all our early enrollees need to be announcing too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Big4Dawg
We do that all the time with recruits. I don't know how graphics MSU sports has put out with a recruits name on the back of the jersey. That is my confusion here.Quote:
Originally Posted by codeDawg
God I hate recruiting more and moreQuote:
Originally Posted by mparkerfd20
Because our coaches aren't tweeting them for the masses. They are mailing them to the recruits.Quote:
Originally Posted by RossDawg82
All of you are wrong. Ole Miss Compliance tweeted me back to say Patterson signed a scholly and they can talk about him.
I still don't know how he signs a scholly before Thanksgiving.
/Trolled our rival's compliance dept. /flex
It isn't done by the University. A few of us bored photoshoppers work something up and throw it out on twitter.Quote:
Originally Posted by RossDawg82
I guess by scholly they mean letter of intentQuote:
Originally Posted by FlabLoser
He must have meant financial aid agreement. You can't sign LoI until February.Quote:
Originally Posted by defiantdog
"I eat secondary violations for breakfast. I am a Rebel."
If he's an early enrollee, he can sign his letter of intent on August 1st. He wouldn't sign a letter of intent in February if he was taking classes in January.Quote:
Originally Posted by BulldogDX55
No. He signed a financial aid agreement. Not a letter of intent.Quote:
Originally Posted by defiantdog