EBFVOL
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Idiots paint over it all the time. Most of he time it's the stupid sorority sluts.
I've already got the pic posted on my Twitter. I have several followers. Maybe it'll pickup steam.
Compliance has to have it painted when recruits names are painted on it when they're in for visits. Painting the rock publicizes the visit, which is an NCAA violation.
No violation. The University has nothing to do with the painting. Simply fans making their mark.
No way the AD sends someone out at 1am to paint the rock gray.
I apologize for the lack of pics, but I can say that the names of the recruits were painted over. Fortunately, there were about 4-5 VFLs on scene to rectify the situation. Maybe armed guards should be employed next time. I have no idea what would motivate someone to deface the life blood of this university, but hopefully it won't happen again.
I apologize for the lack of pics, but I can say that the names of the recruits were painted over. Fortunately, there were about 4-5 VFLs on scene to rectify the situation. Maybe armed guards should be employed next time. I have no idea what would motivate someone to deface the life blood of this university, but hopefully it won't happen again.
And after we got turned in by another school for a similar picture being tweeted out by a recruit last year, UT absolutely has someone on call to paint over it at 1 AM.
Too late. It's painted and all over Twitter right now.
For the record, if that's true, it's idiotic. I'm researching tomorrow to get a ruling. Recruiting visits are common knowledge. We're not breaking any news here. So it's 'illegal' for unaffiliated fans to paint a rock or create a sign (or whatever) to show support? I'm just not buying this being any so of infraction (even minor).
Compliance has to have it painted over when recruits names are painted on it when they're in for visits. Painting the rock publicizes the visit, which is an NCAA violation. We have been turned in by other schools for this before. In fact, UT Compliance actively discourages fans from paint recruits' names on it for this very reason:
"@UTCompliance
UT fans: NCAA rules prohibit publicizing a recruit's visit to campus. This includes making signs or painting the rock."
https://twitter.com/UTCompliance/status/132539641772511232
I apologize for the lack of pics, but I can say that the names of the recruits were painted over. Fortunately, there were about 4-5 VFLs on scene to rectify the situation. Maybe armed guards should be employed next time. I have no idea what would motivate someone to deface the life blood of this university, but hopefully it won't happen again.
Ok so the rest of the message remained and the other people added the names back or what?
UT Compliance disagrees. From their Twitter:
"@UTCompliance
UT fans: NCAA rules prohibit publicizing a recruit's visit to campus. This includes making signs or painting the rock."
https://twitter.com/UTCompliance/status/132539641772511232
You painted it, some sorority girls or other airheads painted over the ENTIRE message. Currently, there are some VFLs on scene white washing the entire rock again to re-paint it. Sorry for the confusion. When I said "the names of the recruits", I meant the enire recruiting message. I wasn't even thinking about NCAA violations and someone only painting over the names.