Urban Meyer Committed an NCAA Violation for Telling a Recruit "Good Luck" Before a Game
By Jason McIntyre
"the rowing coach called a recruit in Germany known to be in 12th grade, only to find out that high school in Germany has 13 grades. That made the recruit impermissible to contact. Violation."
Dock them a scholarship!
"According to the OSU violation report, [synchronized swimming coach] Lichter-Witter has “little understanding of social media outlets” and had her granddaughter help her create a Facebook account. The granddaughter, unbeknownst to Lichter-Witter, then sent out several friend requests, including to two prospective recruits."
Lies! Everyone understands Facebook!
"A recruit playing paintball with the track team on an official visit was a violation because the recruit was “allowed to demonstrate his athletic ability in the presence of an assistant men’s track and field coach.” An event viewed as entertainment is OK for a recruit. Paintball is not."
I got nothing. No paintball, really?
Let’s cap it with another football violation: “Mike Vrabel also had an NCAA violation for using chewing tobacco on the sidelines. Was turned in on tip line by area health teacher.”
The NCAA is the worst.