"With a recruit" or the same service as the recruit? Transporting the PSA is not allowed. So they would have had to meet at the church and "coincidently" arrive at the same time and "coincidently" sit next to each other.
Agreed. Turner Gill was a man of faith as well.Pretty sure we have had a coach that couldn't have a conversation with anyone, without making it a religious based sermon.... Coach Brown?
Nothing wrong with it, especially if that's your cup of tea.
One of our coaches once tatooed a recruits name on his body. This seems pretty tame in comparison. At least if this guy turns em down he won't have a reminder staring at him in the mirror forever.
Was just a marker, not a real tat but still...
Will Compton was the recruit, right?Ahhh, I did not know that.
That's how I remember it, but then again I thought it was a real tat...Will Compton was the recruit, right?
Pretty sure I mispelled tatooed. Suggestions welcome...
You might be on to something, maybe thats what the SEC does. This bag of cash coincidently ended up in his car."With a recruit" or the same service as the recruit? Transporting the PSA is not allowed. So they would have had to meet at the church and "coincidently" arrive at the same time and "coincidently" sit next to each other.
That is correct.Tattoo... and wasn't it Ekeler who did this for Compton?
Between this and Harbaugh's sleepover, I think this is much more appropriate.just read an on-line Utah newspaper article that the defensive line coach for Ohio State attended church yesterday with a recruit OSU is pursuing in the Salt Lake area. Didn't say which denomination. Never heard of this before but guess it's ethical.
just read an on-line Utah newspaper article that the defensive line coach for Ohio State attended church yesterday with a recruit OSU is pursuing in the Salt Lake area. Didn't say which denomination. Never heard of this before but guess it's ethical.
Biiiiiiiiiig shockerNo, but I have heard stories of an Auburn QB whose minister father obtained "donations" from SEC schools to support a church building needing repairs.
just read an on-line Utah newspaper article that the defensive line coach for Ohio State attended church yesterday with a recruit OSU is pursuing in the Salt Lake area. Didn't say which denomination. Never heard of this before but guess it's ethical.