We're late on this, but...
Back in April the Memphis head coaching hire story was broken by John Calipari's daughter on her Facebook page. She didn't mean to break the news. According to her distressed dad, "she was just saying yay for Josh."
Three days later, in perhaps a not completely unrelated move (it's reasonable that the Calipari story inspired greater Facebook vigilance), the NCAA started attempting to shutter Facebook groups that urged recruits to choose a certain school, arguing that they violated its recruiting policies. At the suggestion that their guidelines, or at least their wording, are behind the times, the notoriously obstinate and arrogant NCAA said, its rules are "technology neutral." [h/t TBL]
-Agent Easy
Posts
Crazy Football Commentary, Animated!
52 minutes ago
there was a time when writers had to have, like, three credible sources before reporting something. i seriously think that might have been a rule. i hate the 24 hour news cycle.
ReplyDelete