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Wrong. He didn't give his number out because he didn't want to be bombarded with unwanted calls and messages. Very similar...

 

Not giving out your private cell phone number and having a website for the rest of the world to view are two very different things in my opinion.

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Not giving out your private cell phone number and having a website for the rest of the world to view are two very different things in my opinion.

Exactly, if you have all of a sudden become a high profile recruit and you don't want all the attention don't have an account.

Why don't you show us where the past examples are that you mentioned in another thread?

 

Still working on those examples GT?

Not giving out your private cell phone number and having a website for the rest of the world to view are two very different things in my opinion.

 

The best part is the young man who won't give out his cell phone number has had a website promoting him since he was in the 7th grade.

The best part is the young man who won't give out his cell phone number has had a website promoting him since he was in the 7th grade.

 

Yep, but he isn't asking for attention....I mean what would give someone that impression? :rolleyes:

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Still working on those examples GT?

No need. Probation speeks for itself...

Now we're talking about tracking IP addresses to find out allegiances? Sounds like the NCAA would have to throw a whole lot of money at this problem. I'm not sure they'd be willing to do it. Plus this is starting to sound a whole lot like fascism.

 

Secondly, any good Internet Provider is not going to give up any info without a court order.

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