Tennessee involved in recruiting scandal involving Indiana Elite, Emmanuel Negedu

[MemphisCanes]

The name Easterwood should sound very familiar to you.

It is. I know the Vols are all hot in the ass over E lately, but he's just an AAU coach. Obviously if this article is accurate, the Vols have no justification to throw stones.

 

[DERELICK_MY_VOLS]

 

[justingroves]

Would love to see the six degrees of seperation on all the top recruits after they sign and who they were playing for. Imagine that story. That would take actual research though. Sorry.
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It wouldn't take too much.

 

[hatvol96]

It wouldn't take too much.

If you follow college basketball closely, it takes shockingly little.

 

[HoosierVFL]

I currently go to school at IU and this article is a joke. The fact that this writer took 5-months to complete this "investigation" is sad.

And to have the front picture of the star recruit, the AAU coach, and Coach Crean is ridiculous as well because Crean has nothing to do with this terrible story. Yet more proof that SI owns ESPNs writers everyday of the week.

Nothing to worry about fellow Vols fans..

 

[shortgameVol]

This is off the thread topic a little, but I want to say I haven't seen anyone talk about how much the loss of Negedu hurt this team. He was going to be a player and the level of intensity he was bringing was unmatched.

 

[Chris4Vols22]

This is off the thread topic a little, but I want to say I haven't seen anyone talk about how much the loss of Negedu hurt this team. He was going to be a player and the level of intensity he was bringing was unmatched.

He was going to have cardiac arrest on the court if he continued to play. UNM was smart to dismiss him.