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            "text": "NCAA regulations, coaches and players have a ten (10) minute grace period following a game before they are required to answer media questions."
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            "text": "Excuse yourself from an interview and notify the Sports Information Office if the general tone of the interview is such that you may not be comfortable continuing. The longer you are on a team, you may develop a relationship with some of media representatives covering your team. While we encourage this relationship, remember that regardless of what you say, a reporter's obligation is to report the news. There is no such thing as \"being off the record.\" It is an ethical issue with the reporter. The bottom line is if you do not want to see it in print, do not say it."
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            "text": "As it pertains to social media websites and networking websites, Kentucky State University’s Department of Athletics has adopted the following as its Social Media Policy. It is the responsibility of all administrators, coaches and students to adhere to this policy and any violation may result in punishment. KSU has included in its policy the social media guidelines set forth by the NCAA. While the NCAA does not regulate the interaction between coaches and fans, communication between the two groups should comply with legislation prohibiting the discussion of recruits."
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            "text": "The NCAA has developed rules regarding social media sites such as Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, while fully recognizing the social media world is constantly changing and developing."
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            "text": "Divisions I and II look at social networking less in terms of the technology being used and more in terms of its recruiting impact. NCAA rules do not allow comments about possible recruits on an institution's social media page or a page belonging to someone affiliated with the institution. In addition, these pages cannot feature photos of prospects and messages cannot be sent to recruits using these social media technologies other than through their e-mail function."
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            "text": "Twitter has also become a popular recruiting tool in college athletics. Tweeting is permissible as long as coaches are not using it to contact individual prospective students and are abiding by the standard recruiting rules such as not discussing specific recruits or contacting them when it is not permissible."
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