BleedsOrange44
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If the NCAA even tries to make something out of this Cantor and Gross should take the Jim Calhoun approach and thumb their noses at them. Absolutely ridiculous.
When they decide to really punish OSU, UConn and Auburn, come back and see us.
Dumb rule, but don't these kids have orientation and learn what NOT to tweet before they start "work" there?
The kid held a press conference, covered by the national sports media, where he announced he would be heading to SU. SU basically relays the information via tweet and it's an NCAA violation. I understand the reason for the rule in general, but I really don't see the logic in applying that rule in instances like this where players hold press conferences to announce their decisions. Is it still a violation if they had tweeted "Big commitment news!" and linked to the story?
wait is that serious? you type burn?Ha! Sweet! burn burn burn
wait is that serious? you type burn?