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[QUOTE="tep624, post: 679951, member: 430"]
The issue is with boosters and booster groups predominantly, although the admins here have taken a stronger stance and said that no posters here should be doing it.  The NCAA bylaws are very clear on what defines a booster or booster group and the expectations for them in regards to recruiting.  Some of the posters here definitely fall into the booster classification, and there's also grayness as to whether the entire community here would be considered a booster group because some of the members are boosters and the site recently sponsored a site wide fundraising effort to benefit the AD.
 
Thing is, just because it isn't being enforced or enforced heavily, it doesn't mean it isn't a violation, it doesn't mean it isn't bad practice, and it doesn't mean that the NCAA won't decide to enforce it more heavily in the future.  It's better to be proactive on compliance than reactive.  Reactive gets you early 90's probation in the basketball program - knowing violations are being committed, however minor they may be, and being complacent about it.
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