Reporters ridicule Georgia for Fan Day policies

Georgia held its Fan Day on Saturday, which includes an open practice. Just don’t think about taking any videos or, in the case of media members, live tweeting any observations.

"Fan Day." pic.twitter.com/XowqjmE5aB

— Seth Emerson (@SethEmersonAJC) August 6, 2016

@SethEmersonAJC The scoreboard makes sense, too. Just change "visitors" to "fans"

— Brandon Marcello (@bmarcello) August 6, 2016

Taking the "fun" out of "Fan" Day at Georgia since 2016 … https://t.co/s2oogVqIVe

— Alex Byington (@abyingtonTD) August 6, 2016

Reporters were asked not to tweet what they observed during the open practice:

UGA has asked reporters not to live tweet the open practice. Just as an FYI.

— Jason Butt (@JasonHButt) August 6, 2016

Hey! No live tweeting! ? https://t.co/bGqMAINn5O

— Anthony Dasher (@AnthonyDasher1) August 6, 2016

@JasonHButt Get around the rules by DMing one cool fact about the practice to each of your followers.

— Nick Suss (@nicksuss) August 6, 2016

@JasonHButt already breaking the rules by live tweeting the no live tweeting rules?

— Johnny D (@TheReal_JohnnyD) August 6, 2016

Which led to them speculating on punishment if they violated the policy:

That will get you three years in the Clarke County jail. I kid, I kid https://t.co/Z3zaLaHkFT

— Anthony Dasher (@AnthonyDasher1) August 6, 2016

Death. https://t.co/SEwHbUgqNq

— Seth Emerson (@SethEmersonAJC) August 6, 2016

I know we're not supposed to live-tweet, but FYI working on punt return right now is —

(Loud thump, sound of head hitting keyboard.)

— Seth Emerson (@SethEmersonAJC) August 6, 2016

There is one fearless media member, however, as Radi Nabulsi of UGASports.com on the Rivals network is tweeting photos and videos:

Sony Michel working on the side pic.twitter.com/OAbb5d8TLM

— Radi Nabulsi (@RadiNabulsi) August 6, 2016

This is a mean heat pic.twitter.com/drs2hEblHN

— Radi Nabulsi (@RadiNabulsi) August 6, 2016