Here is a strange question. There is an NCAA I Athletic Director that has two or more former athletes from his university living at his house. By former I mean they have been staying with the AD since their season ended on Sunday.
I assume since they are officially former athletes it is ok.
Even if it is NCAA I ok, does that sound strange and has anyone heard of that situation happening anywhere else?
I'm confused. Did they get evicted the day after their season ended? Why are they living with their AD all of a sudden but weren't before?
Drainthefecesswamp wrote:
I'm confused. Did they get evicted the day after their season ended? Why are they living with their AD all of a sudden but weren't before?
They got creeped out that OP was peeking in their windows and following them around, so their coach offered them protection.
BottledWater wrote:
Here is a strange question. There is an NCAA I Athletic Director that has two or more former athletes from his university living at his house. By former I mean they have been staying with the AD since their season ended on Sunday.
I assume since they are officially former athletes it is ok.
Even if it is NCAA I ok, does that sound strange and has anyone heard of that situation happening anywhere else?
i dont think its against the rules
What’s the school? Can you give the place an upper decker/top shelf ?
Likely university housing required the athletes to move out before their season was finished as the school year was over. Not super common for the athletes to stay with the AD, most programs have access to summer/temp housing.
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