Miss St has a freshman cheerleader who posed for Playboy prior to joining the squad. It has now come to light.

 

What should MSU's response be?

The answer to your title, no. The answer to what MSU should do, nothing other then put her on the front of the calender.

The answer to your title, no. The answer to what MSU should do, nothing other then put her on the front of the calender.

 

100% aggreement, if they have a recruiting brochure they may want to include a copy of the issue in there.

The answer to your title, no. The answer to what MSU should do, nothing other then put her on the front of the calender.

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A pose with her and the two basketball players who got in that fight on national TV would be a good PR move. Cheerleader with a pair of boxing gloves on.

 

Here's an alternative question... Did she get paid? Is it ok for a cheerleader to get paid to pose nude or does she lose her NCAA eligibility like the male athletes would if they made any money off anyone...

My answer would be no.

A pose with her and the two basketball players who got in that fight on national TV would be a good PR move. Cheerleader with a pair of boxing gloves on.

 

Here's an alternative question... Did she get paid? Is it ok for a cheerleader to get paid to pose nude or does she lose her NCAA eligibility like the male athletes would if they made any money off anyone...

Very interesting point. And I would assume she did get paid.

No.

They should do nothing.

Pictures? I need to see her before I can give my opinion.

Pictures? I need to see her before I can give my opinion.

 

"Taylor Stone" and google are your friend.

A pose with her and the two basketball players who got in that fight on national TV would be a good PR move. Cheerleader with a pair of boxing gloves on.

 

Here's an alternative question... Did she get paid? Is it ok for a cheerleader to get paid to pose nude or does she lose her NCAA eligibility like the male athletes would if they made any money off anyone...

 

I don't think that makes any difference. How is it different from college football and basketball players whose "summer job" is to play minor league baseball? She got paid (assuming she got paid) to pose nude because she's hot, not because she's a cheerleader.

I don't think that makes any difference. How is it different from college football and basketball players whose "summer job" is to play minor league baseball? She got paid (assuming she got paid) to pose nude because she's hot, not because she's a cheerleader.

 

My guess is the rules are not the same for cheerleaders as they are for athletes.

"Taylor Stone" and google are your friend.

 

Best post of all time :-)

My guess is the rules are not the same for cheerleaders as they are for athletes.

 

But cheerleading is a sport...

 

Are cheerleaders on any kind of financial support?