For incoming freshman especially (as opposed to older transfers), honor code can certainly be an huge asset for winning

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Jun 19, 2024
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On BYUSN interview of Tim Fanning, he called the honor code an "asset"

nova_coug_fan

Jun 19, 8:17am

In the same way being ugly filters out shallow women

vagabonder

Jun 19, 8:20am

Does being ugly or being poor most filter out shallow women?

Rexy Coug

Jun 19, 8:57am

TNT might know the answer to that question.

rebelCoug

Jun 19, 9:40am

Agree on moral part of code. Beards

BYU71

Jun 19, 8:30am

Amen

Happy As Larry

Jun 19, 8:47am

It's basically gone now. Not enforced based on what I see on campus.

KCFan85

Jun 19, 10:15am

Oh so when Tim says it everyone agrees now???

creameryon9th

Jun 19, 8:33am

Putting the focus on putting players in the league, it makes sense it’s an asset

GlutealGuy

Jun 19, 8:34am

I’ve always thought that coaches weren’t creative enough in how they frame

OC Coug

Jun 19, 8:36am

I think it can be an advantage for basketball, specifically players that have

Duke Silver

Jun 19, 8:55am

Agree 10-15 years, disagree now

OC Coug

Jun 19, 12:09pm

The difference is that football players don't go to a school thinking it will be

Duke Silver

Jun 19, 12:19pm

You are focusing on high school kids, I am not

OC Coug

Jun 19, 11:14pm

For incoming freshman especially (as opposed to older transfers), honor code can certainly be an huge asset for winning

cougXor

Jun 19, 9:02am

Being unique has advantages

VB2

Jun 19, 11:48am

It’s an asset, until it’s not.

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