The Rivalry, Esq. continues its partnership with Team Speed Kills to bring us the 6th-best Baker's 10-SEC matchup of the last decade: the 2005 Capital One Bowl between Iowa and LSU, known to the guys at Rivalry, Esq. as the don't drop the baby game.
"We view that option on Twitter the same as we view normal e-mails," Cameron Schuh, Associate Director of Public and Media Relations for the NCAA, told ESPN. "It's just you can't post those (direct messages) on your main page.
"We view Twitter as a blog. As long as coaches are on there talking about what they're doing with their day and how their practice went or things like that • not getting into specific terms, that's fine. They can't talk about a person they're recruiting, or they can't use it to talk about their whereabouts on a recruiting trip."
More from Smart Football on Malcolm Gladwell's David vs. Goliath strategies. You know, like Grinnel basketball's philosophy of shooting 100 times per game, playing full court press the entire game, and substituting players every minute.
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