Tennessee commits "hundreds" of violations
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During the prospect's recruitment, the former head coach or his wife — who is not named as an involved individual in this case — provided the prospect's mother with $6,000 in cash, intended to be a downpayment on a new car for her, which is also a violation of NCAA rules and a recruiting inducement.
Prospect 2 enrolled at Tennessee and was accompanied by his mother and sister when he moved in. During this trip, his mother informed the head coach that she needed a medical procedure but could not pay for it due to outstanding medical debt. Before her departure from Knoxville, the head coach handed her an envelope with approximately $3,000 in cash, which the mother used to pay for medical bills.
Records obtained by the school during its investigation indicate that the prospect's mother deposited $5,100 into her bank account, only two days after the former head coach's bank account shows a cash withdrawal of a similar amount ($5,000). Additionally, the head coach gave the prospect's mother $300 in cash to pay for gas.
Records obtained by the school during its investigation indicate that the prospect's mother deposited $5,100 into her bank account, only two days after the former head coach's bank account shows a cash withdrawal of a similar amount ($5,000). Additionally, the head coach gave the prospect's mother $300 in cash to pay for gas.
Is the NCAA still around? Thought they went the way of ice boxes and buggy whips.
it’s all okay since no ham sandwiches were involved
You know what they call that in SEC land? Friday.
Sounds like the coach should be applauded for his philanthropy
imagine thinking any of this is even remotely close to noteworthy when half our conference is constantly raping their students/athletes and covering it up
The fact that they are still trying to make us pretend like we should care what some dudes do with their money and how they spend it.
This is literally the same exact thing as a grandpa saying "Timmy, if you go to my Alma mater, I will buy you a car" Or mom offering up a car to the daughter to attend the school that is closer to home.
And it’s not that I really care, it’s the hypocrisy of this shit and seemingly bullshit punishments of the SEC schools.
It like the ****ing SEC are the Libs and everyone else the conservatives
If you’re into that sort of analogy
It like the ****ing SEC are the Libs and everyone else the conservatives
If you’re into that sort of analogy
why?
literally the only fans who give two sh*ts about money are in the serial rapist housing B1G
I have said it for years...taking down banners, fines, less scholarships, none of it matters
The ONLY punishment I think that would make fans pissed...if you lost home games.
"You cheated this much, okay, you are not allowed any home games next season". fans would lose their shit
"cheating", put in perspective:
SEC team (CHEATERS!): come to our school and we will pay for your mother's medical care and help with a downpayment for a new car
B1G team (RIGHTEOUS!): come to our school and be ritually abused sexually by employees whom are compensated for decades with your tax & tuition dollars
NCAA be like ‘scratch us a fat check and we’ll call it good’
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He has been in a coma since 1992. You will have to forgive him not knowing.um. yea. tons.
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You can't be serious?
"No, no, he didn't slam you, he didn't bump you, he didn't nudge you... he "rubbed" you. And rubbin, son, is racin." - Harry Hogge
Kong beat me to it.
Rape and sexual assault which punishes for a lifetime and creates future abusers vs. an envelope full of cash?
Which conference would you want your kids to be getting involved with?
Another reason to join the SEC.
Rape and sexual assault which punishes for a lifetime and creates future abusers vs. an envelope full of cash?
Which conference would you want your kids to be getting involved with?
Another reason to join the SEC.
One conference has the mentality of elitists and one conference has the mentality of being elite. Major difference
So the improvement in recruiting , by cheating, has paid off. It only cost 8 million to get quality athletes to go to Tennessee. Why would you Not cheat?
Exactly and cheating isn't viewed as bad anymore. So much for doing things the right way
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