It is not "legal" to hire third parties to scout in person. That is against the rules.
The point is that the rules distinguish between paying someone to go to the game to scout -- illegal and going to game just to video-tape -- which used to be expressly against the rules -- but in 2013 the rules were amended to remove that restriction.
He think he just paid to video-tape -- not scout and provide other analysis.
I disagree with your interpretation that those prohibited under Rule 1-11-h are limited to those in the team area. It says:
Everyone in the team area, players, substitutes, replaced players, coaches, athletics trainers, cheerleaders, band members, mascots [!], public-address announcers, audio/video/lighting system operators, and other persons affiliated with the teams or institutions.
Thus, those affiliated with the institution -- even if not in the team area -- would be covered. I understand the title of the Rule may help but it is not clear -- I still see gray area for trouble -- would someone we pay for in-person scouting be affiliated with the Michigan? I would think the NCAA says yes.
Zofia is special and just figuring out how good she can be. My son runs track for Pioneer so I have watched her many times. She simply destroys her fellow runners. Her times could be better but she frequently runs alone - winning most of the XC races by over a minute. She is also a very polite, humble and intelligent young lady.
Just last week, she beat top Michigan recruit Katelynn Hart at the tape at the Nike Midwest XC championships - both besting third place by 20 seconds.
What a one-two freshman punch they would be at Michigan.
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It is not "legal" to hire third parties to scout in person. That is against the rules.
The point is that the rules distinguish between paying someone to go to the game to scout -- illegal and going to game just to video-tape -- which used to be expressly against the rules -- but in 2013 the rules were amended to remove that restriction.
He think he just paid to video-tape -- not scout and provide other analysis.
I disagree with your interpretation that those prohibited under Rule 1-11-h are limited to those in the team area. It says:
Everyone in the team area, players, substitutes, replaced players, coaches, athletics trainers, cheerleaders, band members, mascots [!], public-address announcers, audio/video/lighting system operators, and other persons affiliated with the teams or institutions.
Thus, those affiliated with the institution -- even if not in the team area -- would be covered. I understand the title of the Rule may help but it is not clear -- I still see gray area for trouble -- would someone we pay for in-person scouting be affiliated with the Michigan? I would think the NCAA says yes.
Zofia is special and just figuring out how good she can be. My son runs track for Pioneer so I have watched her many times. She simply destroys her fellow runners. Her times could be better but she frequently runs alone - winning most of the XC races by over a minute. She is also a very polite, humble and intelligent young lady.
Just last week, she beat top Michigan recruit Katelynn Hart at the tape at the Nike Midwest XC championships - both besting third place by 20 seconds.
What a one-two freshman punch they would be at Michigan.
Why is Edwards a trouble spot at tackle? PFF had him as number 2 OT in country throuigh 7 weeks.
https://247sports.com/college/wisconsin/Bolt/PFF-College-The-25-best-OTs-in-college-football-through-Week-7-109009371
Interesting --- no apology to the U of M coaches -- only the athletic director and student-atletes.