Tennessee under investigation for NIL violations.
- Thread starter DesotoCountyDawg
- Start date
How is SI still around?...werent almost all staff fired a week ago?
AI writing articles about NIL now...
AI writing articles about NIL now...
Pat Forde's still around and wrote the article
Sources: Tennessee Under Potential NCAA Investigation for NIL Violations in Multiple Sports
I don’t think the NCAA will exist long enough to levy significant penalties against a P5 school for NIL violations.
Shocker, somebody violating NIL. Unknown/undocumented amounts of money being slid under the table to 18-22 year olds for their "name, image, or likeness" Shirley nobody saw that coming** Bahahahahahaha .
Last edited:
Let me know if something comes of it besides Southeast Missouri State getting the death penalty.
I see some no-name assistant losing his job and Tennessee losing a couple of official visits over the next couple of years. NCAA is cracking down. **
Seems to me like they are doing their job. Of course, they can't prevent someone from making the playoff, but they can take away scholarships. Of course, you can get around that by NIL, but I don't think that would be a common thing. I remember folks thinking teams would pay NIL to walk-ons, and that hasn't happened yet.
Can they take away your ability to play on TV anymore? I really have no idea. I would think not.
It couldn't happen to a better bunch... except Mississippi... and Alabama... and LSU... and Texas... and Auburn... nevermind.
Being that UT is the school who allegedly had Jeremy Pruitt’s wife handing out brown paper sacks of money to players in the McDonald’s parking lot just off campus , I’m not shocked they don’t understand how to separate coaches from NIL deals.
I mean really… you’ve got to be a moron to get slapped for violations while living in these times.
I mean really… you’ve got to be a moron to get slapped for violations while living in these times.
The old truth.. bama gets caught cheating...State goes well on Probation
We should not be the ones leading the charge for all this ‘change’. I get your point though. But Tennessee and MSU are different animals.
Except it's literally every team in college football. And this is a fight the NCAA will not win.
Tennessee is still on probation after the sweet heart deal they got during the last ncaa investigation.
However, this investigation, would put them under the “repeat violators” sanctions. So….
if they don’t clean house, fight it, and lose, they are looking at some very serious sanctions.
However, this investigation, would put them under the “repeat violators” sanctions. So….
if they don’t clean house, fight it, and lose, they are looking at some very serious sanctions.
I know you are going for the Airplane joke but it should be spelled Surely for your sentence and then the reply is "don't call me Shirley".
just looks wrong.
And according to the legal perspectives that I've read so far, they'll likely win. So to recap, we're in the midst of a multi-billion dollar competitive industry where the overseeing body has no ability to regulate or enforce rules related to competitive equity.
This is great
Exactly. Ridiculous.
Everyone knows they were skirting the rules. Because everyone (except State probably) is taking huge liberties with NIL.
However in this day, if you get busted.... just lie, deny, point the finger back and yell louder.
And it always looks bad that you pleaded guilty to something that years later comes out as being not true. (Rogue investigator)
Instead this is our response in the past to anything NCAA related
That was not at all what I was suggesting. I'd like MSU to stay far away from any NCAA smoke.
If the NCAA loses this, what’s left for them to regulate? Years of eligibility? How long until that is challenged? Does the NCAA just become an organizing and planning committee for lack of better terms?
No doubt, we'd self impose the death penalty.
Instead this is our response in the past to anything NCAA related
Compared to punishments for much worse academic scandals at other schools, what we did to ourselves as the result of tutorgate was insane.