How Buffs coach gets around rule

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Dan Hawkins recently pulled a fast one on the NCAA. The first-year edict from college football's governing body prohibits head coaches from traveling to high schools to meet with coaches -- and sometimes, miraculously enough, accidentally bumping into star prospects during the month-long spring evaluation period. Though that brought even more pucker to some of the nation's most famous sourpusses, the Colorado coach found a way to make lemonade. Thus was born the first "CU Hawk Talk Tour," with the coach traveling throughout the region, pressing some flesh, giving a little Hawk Love and getting the word out that indeed there's a major-college football program in the state. This spring there were seven stops. The hope is the tour will grow to the point where it will reach every corner of the state.

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June 10, 2008  08:29 AM ET

and exactly how is this any different from other barnstorming tours other coaches make?

June 10, 2008  08:52 AM ET

Hawk is the man

June 10, 2008  12:46 PM ET

this is hands down the most poorly written piece I have seen on this website. whomever wrote this, obviously it is your first time writing on this site, just notice how the other articles are written.

June 10, 2008  12:52 PM ET

This is no brilliant new move.
What's the point of this artical? Is it just to give CU some coverage since their program doesn't show up in T and R too often?

June 10, 2008  01:27 PM ET

Hawk is the man
Kyle Mlakar | 06/10/08, 08:52 AM


Surely, you must be inebriated!

June 10, 2008  01:51 PM ET

Did Hawk say there is a major college football program in colorado. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha lol that is so laughable.

June 10, 2008  05:40 PM ET

Geez, that's as lame as the ol' I sent him a text page to say hello and the recruit decided to call me of his own free will. Yeah, it's just a rule ... who needs to follow the spirit of the law so long as the letter of the law is covered. This coach had a great example of law breaking from Slick Rick.

June 10, 2008  07:30 PM ET

worthless

June 10, 2008  09:35 PM ET

Hey husker remember last year? You must be very proud of losing to the buffs. 65-51. If CU isn't a major program and you lost to CU, last year, what does that make your program?

June 10, 2008  10:51 PM ET

Hawkins refers to himself as "The Hawk."

Nothing good can come from this.

 
June 18, 2008  08:41 AM ET

Yes, Husker Pride, there IS a major college program in Colorado. It's at the Air Academy. Plus, I'm sure you didn't need Hoodie to remind you that CU hung 65 on your girls last season, but I'm glad he/she did...

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