greenyellow wrote:It would be kind of cool to have the sons of Dungy, Snoop, and Griffey on one team. The buzz of seeing them at games would be tremendous.
Do I remember right that part of USC's punishment from the NCAA was a restriction on Celebrity side line guests?
guests AT PRACTICE. if your dad happens to be famous and is on the sidelines during the game, then there is nothing wrong. PLEASE read people.
Well since no one answered my question except Hines, I took his advice and looked it up myself. Sorry Hines you are wrong. I guess you should have taken your own advice. The NCAA did place restrictions on sideline guests that don't apply to other institutions.
20. The committee is troubled by the institution's failure to regulate access to practices and facilities, including locker rooms. Therefore, for the period of probation, USC shall prohibit all non-institutional personnel, including representatives of the institution's athletics interests (except media, family members and others approved by the compliance office on a case-by-case basis), from doing the following:
a. Traveling on football and men's basketball team charters;
b. Attending football and men's basketball team practices;
c. Attending or participating in any way with institutional football and men's basketball camps, including the donation of funds to the camps; and
d. Having access to sidelines and locker rooms before, during and after football and men's basketball games. Exceptions may be granted by the compliance office to prospective student-athletes and their families on official paid visits or unofficial visits. The exceptions must be stated in writing and issued by compliance personnel.
greenyellow wrote:It would be kind of cool to have the sons of Dungy, Snoop, and Griffey on one team. The buzz of seeing them at games would be tremendous.
Do I remember right that part of USC's punishment from the NCAA was a restriction on Celebrity side line guests?
guests AT PRACTICE. if your dad happens to be famous and is on the sidelines during the game, then there is nothing wrong. PLEASE read people.
Well since no one answered my question except Hines, I took his advice and looked it up myself. Sorry Hines you are wrong. I guess you should have taken your own advice. The NCAA did place restrictions on sideline guests that don't apply to other institutions.
20. The committee is troubled by the institution's failure to regulate access to practices and facilities, including locker rooms. Therefore, for the period of probation, USC shall prohibit all non-institutional personnel, including representatives of the institution's athletics interests (except media, family members and others approved by the compliance office on a case-by-case basis), from doing the following:
a. Traveling on football and men's basketball team charters;
b. Attending football and men's basketball team practices;
c. Attending or participating in any way with institutional football and men's basketball camps, including the donation of funds to the camps; and
d.Having access to sidelines and locker rooms before, during and after football and men's basketball games. Exceptions may be granted by the compliance office to prospective student-athletes and their families on official paid visits or unofficial visits. The exceptions must be stated in writing and issued by compliance personnel.
thomas time wrote:What postion does snoop's son plays and is he in next years class?
From what I found, it looks like he's a QB, but I doubt he plays that in college. He's probably a WR or DB in college, if he's good enough to even get recruited.
