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May 14, 2008

College Coaches Use Webcams to Recruit

Some college coaches are getting around a new NCAA rule forbidding them from meeting in person with recruits during the spring by using Webcams, the Associated Press reports.

The new regulation prevents coaches from meeting in person with high school athletes, but allows them to talk by phone. It counts “[a]ll electronically transmitted human voice exchange,” including videoconferencing and videophones, as phone calls. Instant messaging and sending phone text messages, however, are forbidden.—Catherine Rampell

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1. Atticus, I thought you might be interested to know about this development in case you were not aware of it.
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   Mom

   — Christine Harrington    May 14, 07:59 PM    #

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