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

FungoHighly Regarded and Beloved Old Timer

I can only imagine what has driven this. It could be that the coaches with the most clout with the NCAA want to reduce the number of showcases because they themselves are getting into the “showcase for profit market”. ---OR--- It could also be the coaches’ way of reducing the volume of unsolicited junk videos and the numerous recruiting services promoting “their” unqualified players. ---OR---This could be the NCAA’s way of simply trying to regulate recruiting and to bring it back under the control of the colleges where I think it should be. It is obvious the NCAA is trying to drive a wedge between the recruiting/scouting services and the college and college coaches. In my opinion the only people that would complain to the NCAA about the current policies would be the coaches and the parents of recruited players.
Fungo

8/30/063:44 PM

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