Recruiting violation ESPN Roll Tide commercial

[MadcapLaughs]

The part at the wedding about the 28 yr old virgin, makes me wonder if the groom had no immediate family?

 

[Vol2424]

The part at the wedding about the 28 yr old virgin, makes me wonder if the groom had no immediate family?

lol:

I just wonder why they didn't have a Jimmy Johns look alike selling drugs outside the Coaches office ... followed by a "Roll Tide". Could have got an AD look alike to be the one buying.

 

[ellunitiko]

Well there you go then. Not an issue. See mature adults discussing a topic. No reason for some to be a smart a$$.

Why dont you look at the other thread that mentioned this...lmao, c'mon man really? REALLY?!

I'm sure that commercial is gonna be the straw that tips the scales for any recruit who sees it... and to answer, no its not a violation bc they didnt do it, pay for it, or direct it.

 

[Septic]

Extremist. You know exactly what the op is saying. And as the unfair advantage that it is, it should cease. Promoting one team over others should be a violation of some obscure NCAA rule. There are plenty to choose from.

I know what the OP is saying and think it's moronic to believe that they are doing anything but promoting the ravenous state of football in the south. So they used bama... Big deal.

If they used UT in a similar promo would you be SO SURE that an NCAA violation took place? And the poster that you took at aim as an "Extremist" is simply calling out stupidity with sarcastic stupidity - it makes perfect sense. ESPN is not beholden to the NCAA for the content of their promotional spots.

Something about sandy vagina's come to mind when reading this non sense.

 

[milohimself]

This thread making it this far makes me lose a little bit of faith in humanity.
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