It’s not every day that we get to go behind the scenes on what goes on in the world of recruiting.  But luckily for us, Oklahoma assistant coach Jay Norvell gave us a glimpse of what really goes down in recruiting on his Twitter page.

It was there that Norvell fired off tweet after tweet to recruits offering scholarships, inviting recruits to Oklahoma’s “Jr. Day”, proclaiming that Oklahoma has the best offense in the nation, and even giving out his personal cell phone number.

Of course, the tweets have been removed, but as we all know, the internet never forgets.

Via @miggiesmalls

A lot was made of this situation when it first happened but it’s going to blown up even more. As you will see in the video, the state tropper clearly didn’t want to arrest Harris especially when he found out that QB Darron Thomas was in the car as well. We all know if it was you or me we would be headed to jail.

Via Katu.com

During the Mountain West media days, Boise State got welcomed into their new conference by not being able to wear their all blue uniform during conference games this season. Head coach Chris Peterson wasn’t thrilled about the news.

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Everyone’s favorite grass eating, timeout blowing, trick play running LSU coach is gearing up for another season at the helm at LSU. But while he’s waiting for the new season to begin, Miles is passing the time by playing a little basketball, while wearing short purple shorts, with the family.

Now granted, there is a back story to all of this and if you’re interested, Dr. Saturday has you covered. If not, just let Miles’ short shorts and pale legs entertain you for the next 2:21.

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[text-box]Passing by Holuba Hall, where several football players were conducting unsupervised workouts, Paterno stopped to watch for a few minutes without speaking to anyone, he said. Suitably impressed, he returned to his office where he reported to the coaching staff that at least one player had looked good and caught his eye.

“You know you broke a rule?” someone said, pointing out that coaches aren’t permitted to watch players working out before the start of practice in August.

Penn State spokesman Jeff Nelson said the university will report the incident to the NCAA.

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