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Riiiggghht... I've presented no strongly analogous information here. I'm tired of your weak logic and arguing for arguing sake. You win. I guess if one could reason with unreasonable people, there would be no unreasonable people. Have a good one, man.

No, I haven't because the ability to post videos on social media didn't exist when I was there. They did, however, train us to not post explicit photos and things of that nature. I know where you're attempting to go here, again to win not get to the correct point of view, before you do let me...

That's not what I said, go back and read....I said they MAY not discuss IG live SPECIFICALLY. I said that they will discuss the category...of social media platforms and how to engage with them. At this point I feel like ur being combative for no other reason than trying to win an argument...

I don't have 0 evidence....I've been in those training sessions at the U. I'm not sure how you missed that. With respect, you are making statements with, as far as I know, zero knowledge of how the AD trains their athletes about standards of behavior.

In some ways that's true, in some ways that's not true.

Then you'd be wrong....I was in the AD and the training on acceptable behavior was extensive back then. It will be more extensive today as the world has become more complex and connected. Are they going to speak about IG live specifically? Maybe not. They'll discuss the category and provide...

I get it, I'm not being a moralist here. I'm not personally outraged at the behavior, that doesn't make it a good choice. That said, I don't buy that "no 20 y/o would assume they would get into trouble". The coaches very clearly and repetitively explain to them how to keep their noses clean...

I'm on the other side of this argument. QB is a judgement position and posting whatever this video is, approval or no, shows a massive lack of judgement. Ur Pike example is fine if ur not the face of a program. If this was our back up guard, few would care. He's ruining his own life by...

Given this kid's history, what's more likely...that he got approval or that he didn't? I think the latter is WAY more likely.