I don't know, maybe there is some fine print on a ticket...I'm talking minors

Sep 26, 2021
9:15:14am

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though. Oh, and yes, there are those types of parents out there. I could tell you some pretty good stories over the years when parents lost their cookies over a photo.

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Is it even legal to put a 2023 recruits face on national tv or instagram without

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

9/26/21 9:07am

He's at a public event. No reason he can't be.

Eddie

9/26/21 9:09am

I can't post photos of students at football or basketball games on our Insta,

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

9/26/21 9:12am

Does it matter that you are a school and ESPN is not

Charles Darwin

9/26/21 9:14am

I have no idea. Not that PR is going to hurt that kid, it gets his name and

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

9/26/21 9:16am

Do they need to get consent from every fan in attendance too?

Disco Lemonade

9/26/21 9:12am

I don't know, maybe there is some fine print on a ticket...I'm talking minors

Don_Juan_El_Guapo

9/26/21 9:15am

I'm pretty sure even minors are exempt in public events like sports.

Jimo Dashen

9/26/21 9:20am

You're probably right or there would have been law suits from some sue happy

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