The Blue Board

From the article:

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"Too much live tweeting at a University of Washington sporting event, however, could land you in hot water.

How? A section of the athletic department’s media guidelines states that, “Periodic updates of scores, statistics or other brief descriptions of the competition throughout the event are acceptable, as long as they do not exceed the recommended frequency (20 total in-game updates for basketball, 45 total in-game updates for football).”

That policy was instituted in August, an athletic department spokesperson tells Mashable, but just recently gained attention after Tacoma News Tribune reporter Todd Dybas tweeted Monday night that he had been “reprimanded” by department officials for excessive tweeting during the Huskies basketball game against Loyola. As noted on the blog GeekWire, Dybas’ post triggered a smattering of confusion and scorn towards the athletic department on Twitter."
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Seems a bit too much to me. Essentially, they don't want constant updates from media competing with their Athletic Dept-hosted live chats. My thinking? Be better at it than they are, and there won't be an issue.