So Byron Moore is interning on TSR's Chris Treece show

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TN Sports Radio

On a side note - it has to be hard for him to not spill the beans on any potential recruits that we have silent committs from at present
 
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bud0323 said:
Pardon my ignorance, but what is TSR?
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Ouch.

Tennessee Sports Radio, tnsportsradio.com.

Knoxville radio, AM 1180. They have a smatphone app that you can use to stream the station, if you wish.

Shows include the Erik Ainge show, the Chris Treece show, the Swain Event (with Jayson Swain), and the Tony Basilio show, but Tony's last day on TSR will be next Friday.
 
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PotS said:
Ouch.

Tennessee Sports Radio, tnsportsradio.com.

Knoxville radio, AM 1180. They have a smatphone app that you can use to stream the station, if you wish.

Shows include the Erik Ainge show, the Chris Treece show, the Swain Event (with Jayson Swain), and the Tony Basilio show, but Tony's last day on TSR will be next Friday.
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Thanks EA
 
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PotS said:
Ouch.

Tennessee Sports Radio, tnsportsradio.com.

Knoxville radio, AM 1180. They have a smatphone app that you can use to stream the station, if you wish.

Shows include the Erik Ainge show, the Chris Treece show, the Swain Event (with Jayson Swain), and the Tony Basilio show, but Tony's last day on TSR will be next Friday.
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thank god I can't stand Badilio
 
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So apparently this isn't happening. Apparently B Moore jumped the gun and tried to get into something before he checked with the coaches and it all most got him in trouble. This came directly from B Moore. It's a shame, my dude is hilarious and would have loved to hear him on there.
 
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OrangeHammer said:
So apparently this isn't happening. Apparently B Moore jumped the gun and tried to get into something before he checked with the coaches and it all most got him in trouble. This came directly from B Moore. It's a shame, my dude is hilarious and would have loved to hear him on there.
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To be honest, the thought of it worried me a bit. I could picture the NCAA gassing up their Yukons with dark tinted windows, and I'm sure I heard the upper receivers sliding back on their Glocks. Dark sunglasses. The whole 9 spiel.
 
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OrangeHammer said:
So apparently this isn't happening. Apparently B Moore jumped the gun and tried to get into something before he checked with the coaches and it all most got him in trouble. This came directly from B Moore. It's a shame, my dude is hilarious and would have loved to hear him on there.
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Not a coaches issue, it was a compliance issue. Student-athletes can intern anyplace they want, provided that they fulfill the same duties that other interns at the place of employment do and have done in the past. Like any other job, the employer cannot use the student athlete and the fact that they are working there to promote the business.

In this case, both of these were potential violations. Previous and current interns at the station had not been given jobs as regular co-hosts of a show. They had done production, learned the board, and made occasional on-air appearances.

Second, the station HEAVILY promoted the student-athlete and his appearances on the show. That cannot happen. It would put his eligibility at risk and violate the SEC policy on live student-athlete interviews.

That SEC policy only allows student-athletes to be interviewed live on air by the school's radio/TV network as a part of game broadcasts and specialty shows (VolCalls, etc.) and as a part of official SEC events like tournaments and media days.

Other athletes have done local media internships in the past at various outlets. At one point last year, there were athletes working with all three TV stations and two radio groups. It's allowed. But the way that station elected to do it, even after receiving documentation from UT on what could and could not be done, made it impossible.
 
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DeerPark12 said:
Not a coaches issue, it was a compliance issue. Student-athletes can intern anyplace they want, provided that they fulfill the same duties that other interns at the place of employment do and have done in the past. Like any other job, the employer cannot use the student athlete and the fact that they are working there to promote the business.

In this case, both of these were potential violations. Previous and current interns at the station had not been given jobs as regular co-hosts of a show. They had done production, learned the board, and made occasional on-air appearances.

Second, the station HEAVILY promoted the student-athlete and his appearances on the show. That cannot happen. It would put his eligibility at risk and violate the SEC policy on live student-athlete interviews.

That SEC policy only allows student-athletes to be interviewed live on air by the school's radio/TV network as a part of game broadcasts and specialty shows (VolCalls, etc.) and as a part of official SEC events like tournaments and media days.

Other athletes have done local media internships in the past at various outlets. At one point last year, there were athletes working with all three TV stations and two radio groups. It's allowed. But the way that station elected to do it, even after receiving documentation from UT on what could and could not be done, made it impossible.
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Thanks for going in-depth DP haha! We were chilling last night and I didn't want go get too much into it because he seemed kinda bummed and Corey was clowning him pretty hard on it lol. He told me now he has the time to work on being rivals recruiter of the year.
 
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