An Indiana Newspaper Editor is Angry with the Louisville Scandal
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Tom Davis interviewed Coach K once, no big deal.[/caption]
Tom Davis is the sports editor for Indiana's second-largest newspaper, the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel. Tom Davis might have some 'splainin to do after today's Twitter tirade.
Williams is a 4-star center that committed to UofL in August. You'd think it might be out of line for a newspaper editor to put a 7-foot 17-year old from his hometown on blast for going to play for "an immoral man," but for Tom Davis, Tweeting teenage basketball players is never out of line.
Back in 2011 Tom Davis told Indiana University basketball recruit Collin Hartman in a Tweet that he should commit to his alma mater, Butler. Calling it unethical is appropriate, but it's also an NCAA violation, something KSR bloggers learn the first day on the job.
I digress; back to Tom Davis' rant.
Usually people with numbers in their handle like "101010" are prone to Twitter rants, but they usually aren't editors for mid-major newspapers.
Tom Davis interviewed Coach K once, no big deal.[/caption]
Tom Davis is the sports editor for Indiana's second-largest newspaper, the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel. Tom Davis might have some 'splainin to do after today's Twitter tirade.
Williams is a 4-star center that committed to UofL in August. You'd think it might be out of line for a newspaper editor to put a 7-foot 17-year old from his hometown on blast for going to play for "an immoral man," but for Tom Davis, Tweeting teenage basketball players is never out of line.
Back in 2011 Tom Davis told Indiana University basketball recruit Collin Hartman in a Tweet that he should commit to his alma mater, Butler. Calling it unethical is appropriate, but it's also an NCAA violation, something KSR bloggers learn the first day on the job.
I digress; back to Tom Davis' rant.
Usually people with numbers in their handle like "101010" are prone to Twitter rants, but they usually aren't editors for mid-major newspapers.
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