NCAA Investiagion: Can YOU Stay Out Of Trouble?

[diabsoule]

http://reesenews.org/2010/12/16/staying-in-bounds/7929/

A little fun and informative of NCAA rules at the same time. I had to sit out one game while the NCAA investigated.

[CJSchneider]

CJ, Congratulations! You walked the straight and narrow, NCAA-style. Combine that compliance with your talents, and you’re a first-round draft pick in the NFL. Nicely done.

[Matthew Jones]

MJ, Congratulations! You walked the straight and narrow, NCAA-style. Combine that compliance with your talents, and you’re a first-round draft pick in the NFL. Nicely done.

[niel89]

That was harder than I thought. I thought it was going to be pretty obvious but some of those were in between and I honestly thought I was going to get in trouble for some of that. They should make all NCAA athletes do something like that.

Congratulations! You walked the straight and narrow, NCAA-style. Combine that compliance with your talents, and you’re a first-round draft pick in the NFL. Nicely done.

[descendency]

It's pretty obvious what you can and can't do if you ask yourself a basic question:

"Am I getting this because I am a football player at X university?" If the answer is yes, you can't do it.

I'll admit it's a little grey in some spots, but most of the rules are not out to suspend you for a year and I seriously doubt anyone would actually suspend you for a game for those violations. Furthermore, if you were a student athlete, you would have been coached on most of those rules.

[ncst8fan83]

Marvin, The temptations proved irresistible. Hope it was fun while it lasted, because you’re no longer eligible to play college football.

[diabsoule]

coach flake is a douchebag.

My favorite was Professor Thurston Howell