(Charleston Daily Mail photo used by permission.)
Mike Casazza of the Charleston Daily Mail is reporting that West Virginia compliance officials are looking into whether secondary violations were committed when fans used signs and t-shirts to welcome recruit Adreian Payne to Mountaineer Madness.
WVU officials told Casazza that no violations had been found at this time, but an investigation was proceeding just to make sure.
An excerpt:
One issue likely to be explored is how the T-shirts were supplied. If the Mountaineer Maniacs, the largest student group on campus and part of the Student Government Association supervised by the Division of Student Affairs, paid for and provided the shirts, it could be interpreted as a university entity celebrating Payne’s visit.
Update: Had forgotten this tidbit, according to Raleigh News and Observer, Duke officials removed student signs welcoming Kyrie Irving for fear they would violate NCAA rules.
Update No. 2: Bluegrass State Basketball says/alleges a current WVU player tried to pull Payne onto the court.
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