06-18-2012, 11:01 AM
It also puts recruiters in a bad position. Let's say you're recruiting Bluechip McQuarterback. You want him badly, but you think it's kind of ridiculous to send a thousand pointless texts a day, so you don't. You figure it makes more sense to send meaningful texts a few times a week -- "Great game last night, can't wait to see you do that for us!" or "Good luck on your chemistry final; I know you're gonna rock it!" But then you hear that ten other schools are going with Shock and Awe texting plans. What do you do?
I think this is bad for everyone involved.
I think this is bad for everyone involved.
Please clear the field! The game is not over!
