Reply to "New NCAA Regulations Concerning Recruiting Services and Videos"

rz15,000+ posts

Another example of the NCAA flexing it's muscle in front of a carnival trick mirror. They end up looking big and silly.

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Only videos of "inseason" high school or junior college games may be viewed. No type of skills video or taped showcase type event are allowed to be viewed. Sure takes a lot of things out of the picture.

JOKE

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No showcases can be held on a NCAA school campus by anyone other than the school.

Another Joke

All this does is stregnthen programs at the top because they have a foot up in the recruiting process to begin with it. Now the "other" schools are going to have to spread out the budgeted money so they watch more HS games, and may lose out on that "diamond in the rough" prospect they saw video on.

8/30/0612:01 PM

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