Watch out Bama. Tennessee is under investigation for cheating. You know what that means......

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Iamaleava’s recruitment was very public, however, with The Athletic reporting that Iamaleava agreed to an NIL deal worth up to $8 million upon his arrival in Tennessee. Other reports have surfaced saying that during the recruitment process, a NIL group reportedly funded Iamaleava's campus visit via private jet, a violation of NCAA recruiting regulations barring NIL involvement.
 
OldDevilDawg said:

Iamaleava’s recruitment was very public, however, with The Athletic reporting that Iamaleava agreed to an NIL deal worth up to $8 million upon his arrival in Tennessee. Other reports have surfaced saying that during the recruitment process, a NIL group reportedly funded Iamaleava's campus visit via private jet, a violation of NCAA recruiting regulations barring NIL involvement.
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They should go back to McDonalds bags, but I guess it would take a whole semi full of MCnuggets to unload that much cash.
 
OldDevilDawg said:

Iamaleava’s recruitment was very public, however, with The Athletic reporting that Iamaleava agreed to an NIL deal worth up to $8 million upon his arrival in Tennessee. Other reports have surfaced saying that during the recruitment process, a NIL group reportedly funded Iamaleava's campus visit via private jet, a violation of NCAA recruiting regulations barring NIL involvement.
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It means not only is the NCAA getting it's ass kicked UGA and bama are too.
 
della said:
Donde is the Iron Lady of College sports. As usual Tennessee is fighting the Bully (NCAA), so y'all don't have to.
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The 2 schools that are responsible for Tennessee and every other school getting millions of dollars ever year......that would be UGA and Oklahoma. They were first to beat the Bully and it was a resounding defeat that changed CFB forever. You're welcome.
 
della said:
Get a loan from UGA, they spend more than anyone.
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Georgia football topped its own record spending for recruiting in the fiscal year 2023 NCAA financial report by nearly $758,000.

Expenses for the period of July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023 totaled nearly $5.3 million, up from more than $4.5 million in the previous fiscal year. Only Texas A&M ($4.0 million) and Clemson ($3.5 million) have also reported more than $3 million recruiting spending in a single year. Those both also came in the fiscal year 2023. Clemson also spent $3.2 million in fiscal year 2022.


Big Ten powers Michigan ($2.4 million) and Ohio State ($1.6 million) combined spent $1.2 million less than Georgia in the latest reports.









Oops, we did it again.
 
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