New Mexico AD Paul Krebs in hot water for Scotland golf trip

New Mexico AD Paul Krebs (right) had it all figured out. He wanted to go to Scotland to play golf (who doesn’t) but he didn’t want to pay for it (who does?). So he came up with a solution: he’d turn it into a UNM fundraising trip and make the school pay for it. The school sold 23 packages to travel across the pond for a getaway of luxurious accommodations and bucket-list golf, but put the bills of himself, two UNM executives and a handful of local businessmen on the school’s dime. Lots of dimes, in fact. The trip cost the Lobos nearly $65,000. “The trip was a working trip and it was designed to immerse us with these donors. It was an intensive experience and I understand why people may question

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  New Mexico athletic administration used public money for a $64K golf trip

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  Report: UNM Athletic Director spent $65,000 of school funds for golf trip to Scotland

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Supposed recruit deletes social media accounts, lied about offers (Update)

When reached by the New York Post, the person claiming to be Unique Brissett (he says it’s his real name) admitted to lying about scholarship offers on Twitter. The latest example came Monday when Luke Srodulski, a Michigan State writer for Land of 10, noticed that a recruit named Unique Brissett tweeted out the same photos as another recruit during a purported visit to Michigan State.

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  20-year-old college kid catfishes the world of college football recruiting

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  'Unique Brissett II' catfished the college football recruiting world

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Ball State transfer WR Damon Hazelton officially added to Virginia Tech roster

Virginia Tech officially bolstered its receiving corps Monday, although they won’t see an offensive dividend this season. A little over a month ago, Ball State’s Damon Hazelton took to Twitter to reveal that he would be transferring to Tech. In a press release, the Hokies announced that the wide receiver began summer classes yesterday and will continue his collegiate playing career with the football team. That continuation won’t happen on the field in 2017, though, as NCAA transfer rules will force Hazelton to sit out this season. He will then have three years to use three seasons of eligibility beginning in 2018. The 6-2, 207-pound receiver will, however, be permitted to practice with the team