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Candid Coaches: Do you trust that your competitors will follow new recruiting rules?


The House Settlement generated a lot of money for attorneys and also returned something akin to recruiting regulations to college athletics. The days of coaches getting a group of boosters to stack money so that they can deliver it to a prospect in exchange for nothing more than his commitment are supposed to be over. But are they? (CBS Sports)

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Candid Coaches: Do you trust that your competitors will follow new recruiting rules?