Technology changing the face of recruiting

Posted Jun 6, 2009
In Facebook lingo, football coaches would like to add hot-shot wide receiver Markeith Ambles as a friend. And if he wanted to, Ambles could update his Facebook status on any given night to "listening to recruiting pitches." Ambles, a Rivals100 member from McDonough (Ga.) Henry County, said he has received Facebook messages from coaches at Clemson, UCLA, Florida State and Auburn in recent weeks, after the NCAA decided coaches can contact recruits through social networking sites. (Jackets Online)

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