I hope we follow suit with our scholar-athletes as well, especially the basketball team.
"Ole Miss officials said Monday they did not force Johnson to delete his account." <span style="font-weight: bold;">Yeah right......</span>
Northcutt said <span style="font-weight: bold;">Johnson has not yet received social media training, which
is scheduled for all athletes at Ole Miss in the fall semester</span>. Players
are expected to sign a social media policy at that time, and violations
of the rules could result in suspension or a reduction in financial
aid, Northcutt said.
TSUN social media training
As for the future, Ole Miss will continue to closely monitor its
players' Twitter and Facebook accounts and educate players of its
dangers.<span class="aa"></span><span class="pp"></span>"<span style="font-weight: bold;">The NCAA
is viewing student-athletes' pages," Ball said. "That's how they're
making a number of these major infraction cases now</span>. Across the country,
especially at the BCS level schools, if you're not following your
student-athlete's social network page and things like that don't catch
your attention, you're kind of just asking for more problems."
"Ole Miss officials said Monday they did not force Johnson to delete his account." <span style="font-weight: bold;">Yeah right......</span>
Northcutt said <span style="font-weight: bold;">Johnson has not yet received social media training, which
is scheduled for all athletes at Ole Miss in the fall semester</span>. Players
are expected to sign a social media policy at that time, and violations
of the rules could result in suspension or a reduction in financial
aid, Northcutt said.
TSUN social media training
As for the future, Ole Miss will continue to closely monitor its
players' Twitter and Facebook accounts and educate players of its
dangers.<span class="aa"></span><span class="pp"></span>"<span style="font-weight: bold;">The NCAA
is viewing student-athletes' pages," Ball said. "That's how they're
making a number of these major infraction cases now</span>. Across the country,
especially at the BCS level schools, if you're not following your
student-athlete's social network page and things like that don't catch
your attention, you're kind of just asking for more problems."