So... you don't think he should get credit if it improves? Isn't that what you were implying should happen with your question?
Agree......
I'd love for you to say that to each running back on the team. I'd laugh my ass off while they gave you what you deserve. I don't see how you can justifiably insult 18 and 20 year olds while you, yourself have never accomplished anything comparable to them.
Tom really needs to open the Smack Talk forum up again for you three... this is getting very sad.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
Quite frankly, I don't even know what most of this rant is even about. I was a student and graduate assistant in the UI athletic department. We took the NCAA tests. We had to know the rules. From there, I was employed in college athletics and required to take the NCAA test. For the record, more athletic personnel take the test than just coaches.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
He's able to draw that conclusion because he's not a moron!Originally posted by trippnschmidt:
Not really. There have been rearrangement of responsibilities almost every year. Not sure how you'd draw that conclusion......oh wait, forgot who I was responding to.
Quite frankly, what you have posted is just another in a very long string of lies. No surprise to anyone with the ability to think on their own.Originally posted by FG86:
Quite frankly, I don't even know what most of this rant is even about. I was a student and graduate assistant in the UI athletic department. We took the NCAA tests. We had to know the rules. From there, I was employed in college athletics and required to take the NCAA test. For the record, more athletic personnel take the test than just coaches.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
As for the rest of your mumble jumble, I have no idea what you are talking about. And how have you ever exposed me as not attending football games? Because first of all, I do and secondly, you have never exposed anything about me. Reminds me though that you never did respond about your game attendance at wbb games.
Oh and BTW, 5, I still have pretty close ties with people in the UI athletic department.
So you guys have like nicknames and inside jokes with each other huh? There was apparently some pretty happening stuff over in the Instate Rivals forum....Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Quite frankly, what you have posted is just another in a very long string of lies. No surprise to anyone with the ability to think on their own.Originally posted by FG86:
Quite frankly, I don't even know what most of this rant is even about. I was a student and graduate assistant in the UI athletic department. We took the NCAA tests. We had to know the rules. From there, I was employed in college athletics and required to take the NCAA test. For the record, more athletic personnel take the test than just coaches.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
As for the rest of your mumble jumble, I have no idea what you are talking about. And how have you ever exposed me as not attending football games? Because first of all, I do and secondly, you have never exposed anything about me. Reminds me though that you never did respond about your game attendance at wbb games.
Oh and BTW, 5, I still have pretty close ties with people in the UI athletic department.
But hey, as so many times before, let's play it your way. The discussion concerning NCAA rules was about current situations - not those that may/may not of happened two decades or longer ago. So, are you stating that when you were living this fantasy of being a student/graduate assistant so many years ago, that you have perfect knowledge today from something you supposedly did twenty years ago? Or, are you trying to mumble through some other pretense of being beyond middle aged and still taking these required NCAA tests now? Either way, just produce the certified documents and all is good. Otherwise, this is just one more of your overblown ego and obsession driven tirades here on HR.
BTW Pretender... do give Jane and Tracy everyone's best. That flannel brigade social media just has to be buzzing these days!
Once a Pretender, always a Pretender and you are nothing but the Pretender.
I guess 5 does, but I don't really know much about what he is talking about. I participated in the rivals forum for a while, then quit for several year until recently. He perhaps has be confused with another poster. I don't know.Originally posted by ThatsFootball:
So you guys have like nicknames and inside jokes with each other huh? There was apparently some pretty happening stuff over in the Instate Rivals forum....Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Quite frankly, what you have posted is just another in a very long string of lies. No surprise to anyone with the ability to think on their own.Originally posted by FG86:
Quite frankly, I don't even know what most of this rant is even about. I was a student and graduate assistant in the UI athletic department. We took the NCAA tests. We had to know the rules. From there, I was employed in college athletics and required to take the NCAA test. For the record, more athletic personnel take the test than just coaches.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
As for the rest of your mumble jumble, I have no idea what you are talking about. And how have you ever exposed me as not attending football games? Because first of all, I do and secondly, you have never exposed anything about me. Reminds me though that you never did respond about your game attendance at wbb games.
Oh and BTW, 5, I still have pretty close ties with people in the UI athletic department.
But hey, as so many times before, let's play it your way. The discussion concerning NCAA rules was about current situations - not those that may/may not of happened two decades or longer ago. So, are you stating that when you were living this fantasy of being a student/graduate assistant so many years ago, that you have perfect knowledge today from something you supposedly did twenty years ago? Or, are you trying to mumble through some other pretense of being beyond middle aged and still taking these required NCAA tests now? Either way, just produce the certified documents and all is good. Otherwise, this is just one more of your overblown ego and obsession driven tirades here on HR.
BTW Pretender... do give Jane and Tracy everyone's best. That flannel brigade social media just has to be buzzing these days!
Once a Pretender, always a Pretender and you are nothing but the Pretender.
And where is your proof I posted lies? Just because you say?Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Quite frankly, what you have posted is just another in a very long string of lies. No surprise to anyone with the ability to think on their own.Originally posted by FG86:
Quite frankly, I don't even know what most of this rant is even about. I was a student and graduate assistant in the UI athletic department. We took the NCAA tests. We had to know the rules. From there, I was employed in college athletics and required to take the NCAA test. For the record, more athletic personnel take the test than just coaches.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
As for the rest of your mumble jumble, I have no idea what you are talking about. And how have you ever exposed me as not attending football games? Because first of all, I do and secondly, you have never exposed anything about me. Reminds me though that you never did respond about your game attendance at wbb games.
Oh and BTW, 5, I still have pretty close ties with people in the UI athletic department.
But hey, as so many times before, let's play it your way. The discussion concerning NCAA rules was about current situations - not those that may/may not of happened two decades or longer ago. So, are you stating that when you were living this fantasy of being a student/graduate assistant so many years ago, that you have perfect knowledge today from something you supposedly did twenty years ago? Or, are you trying to mumble through some other pretense of being beyond middle aged and still taking these required NCAA tests now? Either way, just produce the certified documents and all is good. Otherwise, this is just one more of your overblown ego and obsession driven tirades here on HR.
BTW Pretender... do give Jane and Tracy everyone's best. That flannel brigade social media just has to be buzzing these days!
Once a Pretender, always a Pretender and you are nothing but the Pretender.
Originally posted by FG86:
And where is your proof I posted lies? Just because you say?Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Quite frankly, what you have posted is just another in a very long string of lies. No surprise to anyone with the ability to think on their own.Originally posted by FG86:
Quite frankly, I don't even know what most of this rant is even about. I was a student and graduate assistant in the UI athletic department. We took the NCAA tests. We had to know the rules. From there, I was employed in college athletics and required to take the NCAA test. For the record, more athletic personnel take the test than just coaches.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
As for the rest of your mumble jumble, I have no idea what you are talking about. And how have you ever exposed me as not attending football games? Because first of all, I do and secondly, you have never exposed anything about me. Reminds me though that you never did respond about your game attendance at wbb games.
Oh and BTW, 5, I still have pretty close ties with people in the UI athletic department.
But hey, as so many times before, let's play it your way. The discussion concerning NCAA rules was about current situations - not those that may/may not of happened two decades or longer ago. So, are you stating that when you were living this fantasy of being a student/graduate assistant so many years ago, that you have perfect knowledge today from something you supposedly did twenty years ago? Or, are you trying to mumble through some other pretense of being beyond middle aged and still taking these required NCAA tests now? Either way, just produce the certified documents and all is good. Otherwise, this is just one more of your overblown ego and obsession driven tirades here on HR.
BTW Pretender... do give Jane and Tracy everyone's best. That flannel brigade social media just has to be buzzing these days!
Once a Pretender, always a Pretender and you are nothing but the Pretender.
As far as NCAA rules, there have always been dead periods, quiet periods. That is the NCAA rules being discussed. As far as perfect knowledge, just the fact that coaches across the nation, including at UI, inadvertently break rules all the time would indicate that no one will know every single rule perfectly. Why attempt to cloud this issue with minutia, Pretender. You stated, in response to another telling you to review current rules/policies regarding NCAA recruiting that YOU know the rules and do not need to review anything. Has nothing at all to do with what any other coach is or is not doing. Has only to do with your current abilities to know and understand those rules and policies.
YOUR explanation was that - as a supposed grad assistant/student, you sat for tests that provided you with the basis for your claim that YOU have perfect knowledge about all things relative NOW. Either you are stuck in just one more lie (and the evidence of many of the others still exists right here on HR) or you are Pretending once again to be something YOU are not.
Easy to solve... just provide the certificates showing your successful completion of said test(s).
Yes, 5, I know the rules about coach's contacts with recruits, which is what was being discussed.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Originally posted by FG86:
And where is your proof I posted lies? Just because you say?Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Quite frankly, what you have posted is just another in a very long string of lies. No surprise to anyone with the ability to think on their own.Originally posted by FG86:
Quite frankly, I don't even know what most of this rant is even about. I was a student and graduate assistant in the UI athletic department. We took the NCAA tests. We had to know the rules. From there, I was employed in college athletics and required to take the NCAA test. For the record, more athletic personnel take the test than just coaches.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
As for the rest of your mumble jumble, I have no idea what you are talking about. And how have you ever exposed me as not attending football games? Because first of all, I do and secondly, you have never exposed anything about me. Reminds me though that you never did respond about your game attendance at wbb games.
Oh and BTW, 5, I still have pretty close ties with people in the UI athletic department.
But hey, as so many times before, let's play it your way. The discussion concerning NCAA rules was about current situations - not those that may/may not of happened two decades or longer ago. So, are you stating that when you were living this fantasy of being a student/graduate assistant so many years ago, that you have perfect knowledge today from something you supposedly did twenty years ago? Or, are you trying to mumble through some other pretense of being beyond middle aged and still taking these required NCAA tests now? Either way, just produce the certified documents and all is good. Otherwise, this is just one more of your overblown ego and obsession driven tirades here on HR.
BTW Pretender... do give Jane and Tracy everyone's best. That flannel brigade social media just has to be buzzing these days!
Once a Pretender, always a Pretender and you are nothing but the Pretender.
As far as NCAA rules, there have always been dead periods, quiet periods. That is the NCAA rules being discussed. As far as perfect knowledge, just the fact that coaches across the nation, including at UI, inadvertently break rules all the time would indicate that no one will know every single rule perfectly. Why attempt to cloud this issue with minutia, Pretender. You stated, in response to another telling you to review current rules/policies regarding NCAA recruiting that YOU know the rules and do not need to review anything. Has nothing at all to do with what any other coach is or is not doing. Has only to do with your current abilities to know and understand those rules and policies.
YOUR explanation was that - as a supposed grad assistant/student, you sat for tests that provided you with the basis for your claim that YOU have perfect knowledge about all things relative NOW. Either you are stuck in just one more lie (and the evidence of many of the others still exists right here on HR) or you are Pretending once again to be something YOU are not.
Easy to solve... just provide the certificates showing your successful completion of said test(s).
And others here should believe YOU because....?Originally posted by FG86:
Yes, 5, I know the rules about coach's contacts with recruits, which is what was being discussed.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Originally posted by FG86:
And where is your proof I posted lies? Just because you say?Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Quite frankly, what you have posted is just another in a very long string of lies. No surprise to anyone with the ability to think on their own.Originally posted by FG86:
Quite frankly, I don't even know what most of this rant is even about. I was a student and graduate assistant in the UI athletic department. We took the NCAA tests. We had to know the rules. From there, I was employed in college athletics and required to take the NCAA test. For the record, more athletic personnel take the test than just coaches.Originally posted by 5Fan5:
Pretender now wants others to believe that she has "taken the NCAA rules test on many occasions..."
This one has real potential! Quite possibly a Pretender top ten entry. Right up there with attendance smack (aka: StubHub-gate), arrest smack (aka: just don't ever expect that list Pretender promised), 'Liar Alert' thread and the vanity license plate debacle.
So, let's hear all about it, Pretender. Tell us all about the 'expert' you are on all things NCAA. It follows suit to how you were so knowledgeable about anything and everything to do with the University of Iowa Athletic Department... well, until Doc called you out and you, in your very best Pretender way, admitted to only being a work-study employee (do not believe that one either). Or, how about you going on and on and on a few years ago about Iowa not selling out football games? The ultimiate end result of that one was that you were exposed for not attending those games yourself, but then making it worse by trying so vainly to claim that because StubHub was offering tickets to Iowa games it just could not be sold out!
BTW - want to see something very, very telling? These 400 or so posts here from you since the beginning of the year look really familiar to anyone that was around during your 'Liar Alert' days on HR. Want to embarrass yourself with a 'I only post about three times a day on average...' statement again?
Make it simple. It is easy enough to verify whom has and/or has not certified as a legitimate NCAA coach or official. Just provide the proof.
Or, continue your charade as Pretender I. Liar, isu fan in disguise.
As for the rest of your mumble jumble, I have no idea what you are talking about. And how have you ever exposed me as not attending football games? Because first of all, I do and secondly, you have never exposed anything about me. Reminds me though that you never did respond about your game attendance at wbb games.
Oh and BTW, 5, I still have pretty close ties with people in the UI athletic department.
But hey, as so many times before, let's play it your way. The discussion concerning NCAA rules was about current situations - not those that may/may not of happened two decades or longer ago. So, are you stating that when you were living this fantasy of being a student/graduate assistant so many years ago, that you have perfect knowledge today from something you supposedly did twenty years ago? Or, are you trying to mumble through some other pretense of being beyond middle aged and still taking these required NCAA tests now? Either way, just produce the certified documents and all is good. Otherwise, this is just one more of your overblown ego and obsession driven tirades here on HR.
BTW Pretender... do give Jane and Tracy everyone's best. That flannel brigade social media just has to be buzzing these days!
Once a Pretender, always a Pretender and you are nothing but the Pretender.
As far as NCAA rules, there have always been dead periods, quiet periods. That is the NCAA rules being discussed. As far as perfect knowledge, just the fact that coaches across the nation, including at UI, inadvertently break rules all the time would indicate that no one will know every single rule perfectly. Why attempt to cloud this issue with minutia, Pretender. You stated, in response to another telling you to review current rules/policies regarding NCAA recruiting that YOU know the rules and do not need to review anything. Has nothing at all to do with what any other coach is or is not doing. Has only to do with your current abilities to know and understand those rules and policies.
YOUR explanation was that - as a supposed grad assistant/student, you sat for tests that provided you with the basis for your claim that YOU have perfect knowledge about all things relative NOW. Either you are stuck in just one more lie (and the evidence of many of the others still exists right here on HR) or you are Pretending once again to be something YOU are not.
Easy to solve... just provide the certificates showing your successful completion of said test(s).
Do you ever contribute anything on here or do you just stalk all my posts to argue some long rant that the good majority of the post has nothing to do with what is being discussed?
You and 5 are not 'numerous people.' What story have I changed? Specifics please. Here are the rules we were discussing per your post. CONTACT PERIODS and RECRUITING CONTACT. Now who is changing the story? Perhaps you need to review your own posts.
I had the same reaction. So much for having a dedicated recruiting coordinator to fix our recruiting problems.Originally posted by FG86:
So we bring in a new recruiting coordinator to allow him to focus solely on recruiting and now we are giving coaching responsibilities to him to take away from the recruiting?
I didn't conveniently leave it out. That was the question that led you to rant about NCAA rules and contact periods. You proceeded to let me know that coaches have limitations on contact, which I stated I knew. What story is being changed?Originally posted by MattFoleyHawk:
Originally posted by FG86:
So we bring in a new recruiting coordinator to allow him to focus solely on recruiting and now we are giving coaching responsibilities to him to take away from the recruiting?
This was one of the comments you made that I referred you to recruiting rules about. You convienently left it out of your last reply. Like I said, you are very good at trying to change stories. Are you in politics? You talk in circles like one. And you are NEVER wrong.
