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Zach Smith (Official Thread)

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wadc45 said:
Free Scout - Zach Smith Named Big Ten Recruiter Of 2014
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And here everyone thought Zack was doing the recruiting:

Toddler’s text among Ohio State’s 47 self-reported violations

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Many schools self-report numerous minor infractions to the NCAA on a regular basis. Ohio State has reported a total of 47 rules violations to the NCAA over the last year, and one of them may show just why parental controls on cell phones is a good idea.

Among the 47 violations reported by Ohio State to the NCAA is a text message to a recruit sent from the phone of wide receivers coach Zach Smith. But Smith says it was not he who sent the text, but his four-year old son. As the claim goes, Smith’s son picked up his phone when a recruit allegedly called the receivers coach. Upon picking up the phone, Smith’s son allegedly sent an automatic text reply.

Fortunately, the NCAA actually showed a good sense of humor about the whole incident and decided not to bother reviewing the case. But perhaps this should serve as a lesson about the importance of locking your phone and enabling any child-proof features on a phone for college football coaches.

Entire article: http://collegefootballtalk.nbcsport...mong-ohio-states-47-self-reported-violations/
 
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