And if you don’t know, Seth does not like us posting about the premium content on other sites (understandably) so I guess your outta luck.

stop hyper-ventilating. He’s a 4 star recruit in one of the most heavily recruited states in the country.

1. verbal commitments are distinguished from real commitments because THEY AREN’T REAL COMMITMENTS
2. stop stalking high school boys.

Keep in mind Seth is a lawyer, so this stuff is sensitive to him…probably a bit too protective of information (the rule is basically the equivilent of saying you can’t have a conversation with someone over something you read on premium site)… I think media law will say it’s okay to relay information, in an ethical and legal sense, so long as it’s not paraphrased and the source is clearly identified and credited.

But this is Seth’s domain, so I would say go with his rules.

I wouldn’t get to worried about him or Corker for that matter. Any receiver would be a fool to pass up a chance to catch balls in this offense. Just look at Julio Jones at Alabama – he’s bascially been ignored all season long for the running game with Ingram.

If I was a HS grad with that opportunity I would take it in a New York minute. I experienced some of that when I graduated from engineering school, engineers were in demand, I visited several companies in Texas to get a lay of the market and to see what people were doing in my field.

Boone or any other verbal owes it to themselves and to their commited universities to assure themselves with the decision that is key to their future either as football players or as students…or take the opportunity to simply to enjoy the trip.

Rest assured, if we, TTU, get an opportunity to turn a target recruit’s decision, we will do it with aplomb. It works boths ways and I see that as good no matter what.

Regarding Premium Content. I am not a lawyer. I am trained and experienced as an engineer. People who invent have patents, people who write and draw have copy rights. Premium content is kind of like copy rights…their pages belong to them, so we cannot copy from them. On the other hand I cannot understand how anyone can claim to have a right to knowledge although that is a growing concept…especially if it is organized as a process such as the Root Cause Failure Analysis process for investigating accidents and other failures.

If I read a newspaper, which I purchase, I did not purchase the rights to republish the pages of the newspaper, its photos, etc. I do know what I read and I find it very difficult for anyone to claim, in a substantial way, that I got any information that I use in a conversation from any particular source. If I chose or need to use information from a source to validate my thoughts, like I (we) was taught in english composition classes, I am obligated to cite the source properly.

If I join a site that claims ‘premium content’ (I am speculating—I am not a member of any such site), I suspect I would be required to ‘sign’ an agreement to protect ‘their’ information. That could be where it gets sticky. I do not see how another site such as DTN could be held culpable if I did that….but that is more an issue of what could happen in the event of a law suit…the results of which are as often as not as predictable as a coin flip.

I just figured to be on the safe side that any premium info should not be spread. I just didnt want to get in trouble with Seth or Rivals/Scout. You guys can do whatever you want I was just saying I was not going to say anything about the article ( I do pay for rivals so I have access to said info). Anyway, let Boone visit where ever he wants, I think we will be Ok. I think Boone and Corker both stick together on this deal and see it through and end up at Tech. Also, it REALLY sucks we dont have a game this week but I guess it will be good to heal up a bit.

There probably is some thought that I could read something on a subscription based service and then relay that information out there to you guys, but word it completely different, however, I’d rather be on the safe side and just not mess with it.