What if . . .

[huKSer]

I renounce my NU ties, join say the Oklahoma or Missouri booster club. Then proceed to illegally recruit and/or contact to every one of the recruits who list the school as an oral commit. According to an article I read in either the Omaha or Lincoln paper, that recruit becomes ineligible to the school.

 

Now I would never do this but . . .

[HuskerJen]

I renounce my NU ties, join say the Oklahoma or Missouri booster club. Then proceed to illegally recruit and/or contact to every one of the recruits who list the school as an oral commit. According to an article I read in either the Omaha or Lincoln paper, that recruit becomes ineligible to the school.

 

Now I would never do this but . . .

 

Recruiting is a process where the majority of participants are dirty, sleazy, unethical, lying, back-stabbing, conniving, worthless sacks of bile who would do just about anything to land a recruit: cars, cash, a job for mom/dad/uncle billy, strippers, drugs, etc.

 

But, even as dirty as the process is...there are simply some lines you don't cross and this is one of them.

[TheCheshireCat]

I think it was a joke...

[Husker B]

Honestly I'm surprised this hasn't happened even once already in the SEC.

[The Maudfather]

I think it was a joke...

[Danny Bateman]

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QUOTE(Husker B @ Aug 5 2009, 02:10 AM) 449279[/snapback]

Honestly I'm surprised this hasn't happened even once already in the SEC.

 

Of course it has... that's where Lane Kiffin coaches, isn't it?

[huKSer]

I think it was a joke...

Kind of - I was wondering if anyone has tried it, and what possible safe guards does the NCAA have?

 

Plus its the only way ISU could win the Big 12