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Message: [QUOTE="javadoc, post: 688683, member: 338"] That is awesome. From 2007: [url]http://diverseeducation.com/article/7463/[/url] The argument can be made that it is against the rules. First, the athlete is being placed in a position where a booster is authorized to give money directly to the prospect. Doesn't matter if it's a tip for services otherwise rendered. Second, if the athlete is reporting his tips (as he is supposed to do) then you can verify whether he is being paid commensurately with others in his industry. If he's not reporting his tips and we're talking big bucks, then he has bigger problems, with the IRS. [/QUOTE]