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[QUOTE="tep624, post: 659000, member: 430"]
First and foremost, to your post that was deleted (shocking) that java quoted above, per the NCAA a fan or other person that uses social media to contact a recruit in an attempto to sway that recruit to attend the school that they attended or are a fan of is considered a booster.  [B]PERIOD[/B].  How you yourself define a booster doesn't matter. 
 
I understand that you are incredibly dense but I thought I made it pretty clear that I wasn't in favor of the rule for two reasons, one, it's very difficult to enforce, and two, I don't think it's fair to expect schools to police their fans over social media.  I personally don't care whether fans do it or not because when it comes down to it, I don't think this rule would stand up in court.
 
But Regardless, it's still a rule and a fan who tweets recruits is still defined as a booster, [B]whether you like it or not[/B].  JUST BECAUSE I RECOGNIZE THAT IT IS A RULE DOES NOT MEAN I AM IN FAVOR OF IT.  Was that clear enough?
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