Tennessee violations announced today
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Haven't seen anything. What's this about? Article link?
Bamamonts
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I couldn't find anything new on this. I didn't know it was still going on.
Tennessee to learn its NCAA punishment on Friday
Tennessee will learn their punishment this afternoon in the NCAA case against them from the Jeremy Pruitt era.
You just had to know a Bama fan would come running in with a link.Tennessee to learn its NCAA punishment on Friday
Tennessee will learn their punishment this afternoon in the NCAA case against them from the Jeremy Pruitt era.www.on3.com
I just got an email with an article and came here to post it. Guess we'll see what they have to say.
Tennessee football avoids bowl ban, hit with other sanctions as verdict revealed in NCAA case
Tennessee was hit with a heavy fine but no bowl ban, while Jeremy Pruitt received a six-year show cause as the NCAA wrapped up its case on Friday.
247sports.com
We have to vacate his few wins 
THEdonkey0515
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No postseason Ban this is a big deal. Mutiple recruits have came forward saying they was afraid UT would get the post season ban hammer.
I'm sure that was being whispered in ears when they visited rival schools
I'm sure that was being whispered in ears when they visited rival schools
At least it's a frequent poster in the sports forum.
PillsburyDoughboy
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https://www.ncaa.org/news/2023/7/14...ennessee-football-program-over-3-seasons.aspx
Failure to Monitor? Cultural ??? Can you say Fat Phil ?? I knew you could
Laughing all the way to the bank on this day.
Failure to monitor
The panel acknowledged in its decision that Tennessee has dedicated significant financial and personnel resources to its compliance program, which was led by a highly respected individual. The panel also acknowledged that the coaches and other football staff in this case intentionally worked to conceal their conduct from compliance staff.
However, the panel determined that despite the compliance department's efforts, the scope and egregiousness of the violations in this case and the department's failure to detect the violations indicate that Tennessee failed to monitor the football program.
"The failure at Tennessee was cultural," the panel said. "It was a failure of all stakeholders to embrace the shared responsibility of monitoring and compliance and to create a culture where those responsibilities were prioritized and rewarded. This cannot simply be the responsibility of the compliance staff."
Failure to Monitor? Cultural ??? Can you say Fat Phil ?? I knew you could
Laughing all the way to the bank on this day.
Failure to monitor
The panel acknowledged in its decision that Tennessee has dedicated significant financial and personnel resources to its compliance program, which was led by a highly respected individual. The panel also acknowledged that the coaches and other football staff in this case intentionally worked to conceal their conduct from compliance staff.However, the panel determined that despite the compliance department's efforts, the scope and egregiousness of the violations in this case and the department's failure to detect the violations indicate that Tennessee failed to monitor the football program.
"The failure at Tennessee was cultural," the panel said. "It was a failure of all stakeholders to embrace the shared responsibility of monitoring and compliance and to create a culture where those responsibilities were prioritized and rewarded. This cannot simply be the responsibility of the compliance staff."
PillsburyDoughboy
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Because we know how forward yall look to that Outback bowl and Music City Bowl Its what yall live for LOL
deerfanatic
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Massive win for UT on this. Now other way to spin it in reality. They faced much much worse potential outcomes. No bowl ban. They basically forfeited the money they would make on the next couple bowls but will be able to go and play. That 8 million fine is equivalent to 3% of the football programs operating budget. Gonna lose 10 more scholarships total after you add in the ones they've already given up over the last 3 years. That's 2 per year the next 5 years. It's not gonna be a back breaker. On probation for 5 years so unless something else happens that won't affect them. The worst of it is they have some reductions in official recruiting visits but they can be also spread out over 5 years. Pruitt is the one who took the harshest part of it. 6 years show cause so no coaching for 6 years and if he is hired in any capacity such as an analyst he is suspended and has to sit at home the whole first year. Can't even help the coaches game plan much less recruit.
My favorite bowl last year was the gump bowl. I think it was the third Saturday in October and the Vols sent the gumps and too too home to tuscaloser to cry. I forgot the exact date and score but I'm sure someone will remind me.
@Spurhunter assistance pls.
Niedermeyer paid Darnell Washington and he still went to Georgia so how much did Georgia pay? 
Tennessee football paid cash to Darnell Washington — and he still went to Georgia
Tennessee football assistant Brian Niedermeyer broke NCAA rules during Vols' recruitment of four-star Darnell Washington, who went to Georgia.
www.knoxnews.com
Long time no seehttps://www.ncaa.org/news/2023/7/14...ennessee-football-program-over-3-seasons.aspx
Failure to Monitor? Cultural ??? Can you say Fat Phil ?? I knew you could
Laughing all the way to the bank on this day.
Failure to monitor
The panel acknowledged in its decision that Tennessee has dedicated significant financial and personnel resources to its compliance program, which was led by a highly respected individual. The panel also acknowledged that the coaches and other football staff in this case intentionally worked to conceal their conduct from compliance staff.
However, the panel determined that despite the compliance department's efforts, the scope and egregiousness of the violations in this case and the department's failure to detect the violations indicate that Tennessee failed to monitor the football program.
"The failure at Tennessee was cultural," the panel said. "It was a failure of all stakeholders to embrace the shared responsibility of monitoring and compliance and to create a culture where those responsibilities were prioritized and rewarded. This cannot simply be the responsibility of the compliance staff."
Selling out a couple games solves the money problems…. Fingers crossed we back
