Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="thehardknoxlife" data-source="post: 6760826" data-attributes="member: 563104">Lmao, you&#039;re an idiot. That&#039;s the exact story that I was referring to which resulted in nothing. The NCAA investigated it and didn&#039;t even give them a violation. First everything in the report was false except that the girls were hostesses. Next it was Corey Miller and Brandon Willis who they were there to see. The report also said they were holding signs that said come to UT wearing UT gear which was later disproved by a photo, the players, and player parents.&nbsp; They were holding a sign that was cheering on the high school team. One of the girls was in a relationship with one of the players, which one I don&#039;t remember. Both were already UT commits so what&#039;s was there to gain? Again UT was heavily investigated after the report and the NCAA didn&#039;t even write them a letter. Next they were acting upon their own will and not by instructions of the university like the report said. All said parties were friends and had been for a while. The only eveidence they had was a report from a Florida alum that happened to work for the NY Times who had numerous negative articles about UT football....and god forbid a player to go elsewhere after the coaches that recruited him left.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thehardknoxlife, post: 6760826, member: 563104"] Lmao, you're an idiot. That's the exact story that I was referring to which resulted in nothing. The NCAA investigated it and didn't even give them a violation. First everything in the report was false except that the girls were hostesses. Next it was Corey Miller and Brandon Willis who they were there to see. The report also said they were holding signs that said come to UT wearing UT gear which was later disproved by a photo, the players, and player parents. They were holding a sign that was cheering on the high school team. One of the girls was in a relationship with one of the players, which one I don't remember. Both were already UT commits so what's was there to gain? Again UT was heavily investigated after the report and the NCAA didn't even write them a letter. Next they were acting upon their own will and not by instructions of the university like the report said. All said parties were friends and had been for a while. The only eveidence they had was a report from a Florida alum that happened to work for the NY Times who had numerous negative articles about UT football. ...and god forbid a player to go elsewhere after the coaches that recruited him left. [/QUOTE]

Verification