How a Rival team is affected by NCAA Sanctions

[Wizard.sixpack]

You had an interesting article idea with potential. But you botched the execution. People here would have read that article had it been by well done/by a trusted source. Everyone here is going to hammer you until the content/your approach improves and you start to actually listen to honest advice when it's obvious to most of us you don't know very much about what you are doing. Personally, I question the judgement of anyone that sets out to start yet another MSU fan site at this point in time when there are literally dozens of them now and everyone already has established places to get their news on everything MSU. There is already information saturation on this stuff.

Instead of wasting time arguing with or explaining yourself and your thick skin to us, it would be more prudent to just let c34 or John Bond proofread/fact check these articles for you. They will catch most of the stuff you are being hammered for.

^^^^^^ADVICE^^^^^^^ Since you don't understand what advice really is.

 

[Dawg Jurist]

So LSU has a lot to look forward to.*

 

[Lawdawg.sixpack]

Not directed toward you, Maroon Eagle - message board posts are a little different.

I was giving widespreadz the benefit of the doubt that no one had ever informed him that Wikipedia should never be used as a source, since he says he's 19 and maybe hasn't had Comp I yet. In retrospect, though, even in the 90s, high school English teachers were adamant that wiki not be cited. Shouldn't have to explain that to someone "writing" "content".....

 

[tatedog]

SPS mag headline: "Engie Teaches Hail State Takeover About the BCS"

 

[engie]

SPS mag headline: "Engie Teaches Hail State Takeover About the BCS"

Sometimes they write themselves...

 

[Maroon Eagle]

Yeah, I know - and I knew that wikipedia isn't necessarily the best resource to use but I knew in that instance it was accurate.

Agreed, he needs good sports reference material - or just check out databases for info.