NCAA - "Georgia is letting drunk support staff drive players and recruits around and even got a player killed. Time to investigate Tennessee again."
FFS, investigate the real cheaters and dumbasses. Michigan, Georgia, Bama.... These are the schools they should be looking at, yet they completely ignore them. How the hell do they expect anyone to take them seriously when they protect certain schools while persecuting others? In the words of McGill, it's .
Spyre and Danny White have been absolutely on top of making sure everything is done by the book because Tennessee couldn't afford any more slip-ups.
I'm eager to see Danny White's response to this. He's no pushover and I doubt he'll tolerate some hack like Forde controlling any narrative about Tennessee.
He's trying to get clicks by poking at Tennessee fans, he has made a career of it. And Tennessee fans oblige him every time. And even if it was legit, as far as big time college athletics is concerned the NCAA is dead man walking
This “investigation” is total BS. The NCAA is just pissed they have no control over NIL. If they were smart, they would’ve created their own, universal NIL laws. Now each state has their own NIL with different rules/laws. Who is the NCAA to tell states how to run NIL when each state passed bills through their legislature?
He knows anything that portrays Tennessee in a negative light will do numbers all over the place. They'll share it on social media, on message boards, they'll talk about it on the radio and TV to drive people to the article. SI is in serious trouble and he's try desperately to garner clicks/attn.
There's probably 40 schools the NCAA is "investigating" and Forde picked who to write about? I really hope White blasts him.
Money is moving. The NCAA is making sure it's moving properly. Big whoop. An investigation in this scenario is not an assumption of guilt no more than a random professional sports drug test.
University departments get audited all the time just to make sure everything is accounted for. That is not an assumption of guilt, its routine. If the NCAA wasn't "investigating" one of the deep pocket programs then that should raise eyebrows. It's not news though. It should only be news if there's findings.