I honestly think the only true violation would be if they didn't pay their own way. If kids under the age of 18 are allowed in, then I think the accountability falls back on the club.LTblows said:Unless they didn't pay their way in, or they're not 18.
I don't know what the parents of recruits think, but I think most fans assume that official visits are something like summer camp. Scheduled/sponsored activities at all times with counselors/chaperone's present.RebelBruiser said:...Point being, I don't see why it's even a problem, unless there is some stripper rule in the NCAA that I don't know about...
When Slive came in he made it a big point that his goal was to see that no SEC school would go on probation. There are two ways to accomplish that goal: A) everybody quit cheating, or B) everybody quit turning each other in. It's not too hard to figure out which option they went with.Johnson85 said:Also, if the SEC is looking to send a message that it's tough on recruiting violations, this would be an opportune time for them to use the "where there's smoke there's fire" violation and pop a school that's not a cash cow.
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