Superfans represent in this @bostonpolice photo of Saturday's @SInow #BostonStrong cover shoot. #BCforBoston #wearebc pic.twitter.com/TTwVwgUsPn
— Boston College (@BostonCollege) April 15, 2014FYI, Arnold and Gaudreau's debuts pushes the Eagles' total to 26 that have skated in the NHL this season. The most in college hockey!
— BC Hockey (@BCHockeyNews) April 14, 2014Get ready....our coaches are storming the nation! WHO'S NEXT? #grind #EagleElite pic.twitter.com/CPvWdobAfL
— Steve Addazio (@BCCoachAddazio) April 16, 2014Because of his show-cause, Bruce Pearl literally left town last weekend when a recruit made his official visit. http://t.co/PkdrZ3gHKH
— Stewart Mandel (@slmandel) April 16, 2014Spinelli is an AWESOME hire for BC. He has done a great job recruiting New England in recent years
— ERIC HOFFSES (@EAHoffses) April 15, 2014
It must be stated once again that Bruce Pearl was rightfully nailed for an illegal bbq. St. Louis University was reprimanded for a birthday cake. Meanwhile, the NCAA looks the other way over questionable activity with major programs. The university presidents refuse to get involved in asserting control to "kill the golden goose".
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to ATL et al.
ReplyDeleteJBQ: The recent NYTIMES article on the investigation (lack of) into the FSU quarterback's alleged sexual misconduct confirms that the NCAA has a lot more to worry about than Bruce Pearl's barbecue.
ReplyDeleteBTW--"How ironic Dept.", the new compliance officer at Auburn is the same guy who busted Pearl for the barbecue. The compliance officer is now walking around with Pearl until August making certain that Pearl has no contact with recruits. Talk about creating your own job....[grin]