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NCAA Social Media Deregulation Goes into Effect Today
The deregulation of social media means a lot of changes are coming to the wide world of an already jumbled twitter.
From now on, coaches can “retweet” recruits with no comments. And, if they want to make an indirect comment (also referred to as a subtweet) about said recruit, they must wait exactly one minute before doing so.
They may also share articles about recruits on their Facebook, and more very strange rules that should turn what was twitter into the Wild West of Recruiting. Here’s a full recap from Reddit for more details about the social media deregulation going into effect today and what is permissible and impermissible:
https://twitter.com/RedditCFB/status/759452614501203968
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