Tue Jan 31, 2017 6:09 pm
cujaysfan wrote:if you're considered a booster - it's possible illegal contact
and - it's embarrassing for grown ass men and women to interact with potential recruits in that manner - despite what you think.
follow em if you want - retweet if you must - tag if you wanna - but tweeting at recruits is not a good idea
Tue Jan 31, 2017 7:22 pm
Tue Jan 31, 2017 7:30 pm
cujaysfan wrote:the chasm btw here and tweeting at recruits is vast
Tue Jan 31, 2017 7:39 pm
Tue Jan 31, 2017 7:52 pm
cujaysfan wrote:i'm OK with that (although have never done it myself) - interacting with HS kids is a line that i don't think should be crossed.
but - that's just like my opinion, man
and - the improper contact/booster thing
Tue Jan 31, 2017 7:55 pm
Tue Jan 31, 2017 7:59 pm
BJay Fan wrote:cujaysfan wrote:i'm OK with that (although have never done it myself) - interacting with HS kids is a line that i don't think should be crossed.
but - that's just like my opinion, man
and - the improper contact/booster thing
Yeah it's a weird grey zone. With coaches allowed some contact on twitter this year it feels more ok IMO. Twitter seems pretty public in general if the player doesn't protect their tweets. Facebook would seem really creepy.
Tue Jan 31, 2017 9:54 pm
Realhoops wrote:BJay Fan wrote:cujaysfan wrote:i'm OK with that (although have never done it myself) - interacting with HS kids is a line that i don't think should be crossed.
but - that's just like my opinion, man
and - the improper contact/booster thing
Yeah it's a weird grey zone. With coaches allowed some contact on twitter this year it feels more ok IMO. Twitter seems pretty public in general if the player doesn't protect their tweets. Facebook would seem really creepy.
Regardless of what any of "us" think, the important point is that Creighton Compliance says boosters should not interact with recruits on social media. So don't.
Tue Jan 31, 2017 9:59 pm
Realhoops wrote:BJay Fan wrote:cujaysfan wrote:i'm OK with that (although have never done it myself) - interacting with HS kids is a line that i don't think should be crossed.
but - that's just like my opinion, man
and - the improper contact/booster thing
Yeah it's a weird grey zone. With coaches allowed some contact on twitter this year it feels more ok IMO. Twitter seems pretty public in general if the player doesn't protect their tweets. Facebook would seem really creepy.
Regardless of what any of "us" think, the important point is that Creighton Compliance says boosters should not interact with recruits on social media. So don't.
Tue Jan 31, 2017 10:11 pm
AttyAlum wrote:Realhoops wrote:BJay Fan wrote:Yeah it's a weird grey zone. With coaches allowed some contact on twitter this year it feels more ok IMO. Twitter seems pretty public in general if the player doesn't protect their tweets. Facebook would seem really creepy.
Regardless of what any of "us" think, the important point is that Creighton Compliance says boosters should not interact with recruits on social media. So don't.
Well, the coaches want fans to do so, so.....