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Title: "Overzealous “UGA fan” calls recruit about his commitment status with Bulldogs" Post by: Chechem on August 22, 2012, 05:18:23 AM http://blogs.ajc.com/recruiting/2012/08/21/overzealous-uga-fan-calls-recruit-about-his-commitment-status-with-bulldogs/?cxntfid=blogs_recruiting
Quote A person claiming to be a UGA fan recently called one of the team’s top football recruits to clarify the status of his commitment to the Bulldogs. The ill-advised contact between the “fan” and the prospect, and the story behind it, instantly went viral on Twitter, and ignited heated discussions on a UGA team website and Rivals.com’s national message boards. It also created some speculation that UGA may have to report an NCAA secondary violation — even though UGA appeared to have nothing to do with the phone call, and the unidentified person claiming to be a UGA fan may be a fan of another school. An NCAA spokesperson told the AJC on Monday that it did not have enough information to “speculate about the situation” and how it applied to the rulebook, and recommended contacting UGA. ... This story is a couple of days old, but the writer added a twist. You Title: Re: "Overzealous “UGA fan” calls recruit about his commitment status with Bulldogs" Post by: Marshal Dillon on August 22, 2012, 08:50:00 AM http://blogs.ajc.com/recruiting/2012/08/21/overzealous-uga-fan-calls-recruit-about-his-commitment-status-with-bulldogs/?cxntfid=blogs_recruiting Quote A person claiming to be a UGA fan recently called one of the team’s top football recruits to clarify the status of his commitment to the Bulldogs. The ill-advised contact between the “fan” and the prospect, and the story behind it, instantly went viral on Twitter, and ignited heated discussions on a UGA team website and Rivals.com’s national message boards. It also created some speculation that UGA may have to report an NCAA secondary violation — even though UGA appeared to have nothing to do with the phone call, and the unidentified person claiming to be a UGA fan may be a fan of another school. An NCAA spokesperson told the AJC on Monday that it did not have enough information to “speculate about the situation” and how it applied to the rulebook, and recommended contacting UGA. ... This story is a couple of days old, but the writer added a twist. You You had it right the first time, stalkers. I am sure this is a UGA "fan." Unfortunately, I am sure we have the same type of stalker fans. People need to get a life. :popcorn2: |