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Newspaper Editor Tom Davis Urges Basketball Prospect Collin Hartment To Attend Butler Via Twitter

by Elizabeth Cohen on Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 1:00PM

Committing to attend Indiana during his sophomore year of high school was a good hint that basketball prospect Collin Hartman had his future plans laid out pretty early.

The News-Sentinel’s sports editor Tom Davis wasn’t buying it.

Davis tweeted at Hartment recently, in an attempt to sway the young hoops star to attend nearby Butler instead, saying: “@cwhartman27 Follow your mom’s footsteps and play for the best mbb program in the state! Go ‘Dawgs!”