The Recruiting Guy

Early results of texting appears favorable

Arkansas coach Bret Bielema talks to players prior to the Razorbacks' game against Kansas State on Saturday, Jan. 2, 2016, at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium in Memphis, Tenn.

In April, the NCAA allowed college football coaches to send text messages to prospects and about a month later recruits seem to like it. Previously, coaches could communicate with prospects by Twitter, Facebook and e-mail.

In 2007, the NCAA banned texting for college football coaches. The NCAA allowed college basketball coaches to text prospects starting June 15 of 2012 and the practice continues.

ESPN's Erik McKinney talked to a few recruits and got their reaction. CLICK HERE