Interesting article today appearing in the Washington Post about blogs and websites run by fans of college athletic teams. NCAA rules explicitly state that fans (boosters) of college teams cannot communicate with recruits or their families. This rule applies to fans utilizing websites, blogs and message boards.
Here at The Cornell Basketball Blog, we are in full compliance with all NCAA rules. We note that we have never communicated (either directly or indirectly, verbally or in writing) with a prospective Cornell athlete or members of their family.
As we have repeatedly noted on this site, prospective high school players interested in playing basketball for Cornell should contact the Cornell coaching staff and not the editors of The Cornell Basketball Blog.
Here at The Cornell Basketball Blog, we are in full compliance with all NCAA rules. We note that we have never communicated (either directly or indirectly, verbally or in writing) with a prospective Cornell athlete or members of their family.
As we have repeatedly noted on this site, prospective high school players interested in playing basketball for Cornell should contact the Cornell coaching staff and not the editors of The Cornell Basketball Blog.
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