teebee wrote:
I saw that too. I think the guy deserves all the publicity he can get. It was very honorable to admit his mistake, something that the youth of today doesn't have much of. Heck I can catch a kid red-handed, in the act, smack dab in the middle of his/her actions and they deny it. 'It's not my fault', 'I didn't do it', 'Well, so and so said it was OK' or 'they did it first'.

Stupid rule? Yes, but a rule none the less and he should be honored for calling it on himself.