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Twitter Provides NCAA Coaches Another Way of Contacting Recruits
Twitter Provides NCAA Coaches Another Way of Contacting Recruits
Ralph Friedgen (@CoachFridge) is a regular user of the popular micro-blogging service Twitter.
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Recruiting on Twitter; King Hurt, Unable to Play for Buzz; NBC Tape-Delay Controversy Wrap-up
ZooTennis — [image] Thanks to a Twitter follower, I learned of this excellent Washington Post story on the use of Twitter in college recruiting. I posted a couple of articles about this back in May , but I learned some new rules from this one. One of them was that Twitter's Direct Message system, which is private communication between two Twitter accounts, is not regulated by the NCAA. This means text messaging between coaches and recruits, which was prohibited two years ago, is for all intents and purposes back. The cost factor was one of the reasons cited ...

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