buckaroo
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Jeremy Pruitt carried wads of cash at Alabama, per report, cites George Floyd in investigation
Bank records showed that Pruitt and assistant coach Brian Niedermeyer made large cash withdrawals.
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Uh Oh bama
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So he used race as a defense?
That speaks volumes.
That speaks volumes.
PillsburyDoughboy
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To use the words said to me on this forum just the other day.
"Yeah….that's not at all what the report that you obviously didn't read says. You need to do a better job of making stuff up."
What the report says when you get past the click bait is
"It should be noted the report in no way mentions any wrongdoing by Pruitt at Alabama where he served as the Crimson Tide's defensive coordinator."
NICE TRY .Here is a cookie
"Yeah….that's not at all what the report that you obviously didn't read says. You need to do a better job of making stuff up."
What the report says when you get past the click bait is
"It should be noted the report in no way mentions any wrongdoing by Pruitt at Alabama where he served as the Crimson Tide's defensive coordinator."
NICE TRY .Here is a cookie
What's that have to do with it? Is he trying to justify giving cash to players that were black because of a guilty conscious? That's crazy!
So he withdraws large sums of money at UT and gives it out to recruits and does the same thing at Bama but doesn't give it out? Probably used it to take his wife and kids out to eat and the movies.
Yeah ok…take those crimson colored blinders off.
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Third sentence: "It should be noted the report in no way mentions any wrongdoing by Pruitt at Alabama where he served as the Crimson Tide's defensive coordinator."
PillsburyDoughboy
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I am sensing a huge deflection from the real truth. And the Truth is RIGHT HERE!
"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."
Hundreds of violations occurred in Tennessee football program over 3 seasons - NCAA.org
Over the course of three seasons, the Tennessee football program committed 18 Level I violations — encompassing more than 200 individual infractions — most of which
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buckaroo
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I'm thinking he may not have handed it out, but knows who did, might come in handy to rat them out and shorten his 6 yr show cause
Yeah I get what it says and I'm saying to fry him and anybody else that was involved. No excuses being made but you bammer boys thinking bama is squeaky clean is comical at best.
NEWSFLASH: they all cheat
PillsburyDoughboy
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Perhaps. but NEWSFLASH . In recent days only the vols have been smacked up side the head with 18 NCAA Violations, Had to vacate wins from 2 season,s pay 8 million dollars in fines, Lose 28 Scholarships over 5 years and pay out millions in legal fees. But oh Bama.
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Bama/Blow in the White House: nothing to see here folks
Bamamonts
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I always hate hearing about teams cheating. If they are cheating I'm glad they got caught. It paints a bad picture of college sports and it's sad that the way things are. The NCAA isn't consistent when giving out punishments or how they investigate teams. I remember what's it like for my team hammered by the NCAA and felt like some of it was unjust but I wasn't part of the investigation. 
on the opposite side I'm sure Bama has gotten away with some things. I think that can be said for Tennessee and most all universities.
I didn't follow the latest Tennessee violations very close but from what I saw I thought it was better than some of the past punishments the NCAA gave out. I didn't think Tennessee deserved a bowl ban and glad that didn't happen. I don't really agree with vacating wins but I understand it.
From what I read I think Tennessee did a good job of self imposing penalties.
Like Gravey said nobodies squeaky clean.
on the opposite side I'm sure Bama has gotten away with some things. I think that can be said for Tennessee and most all universities. I didn't follow the latest Tennessee violations very close but from what I saw I thought it was better than some of the past punishments the NCAA gave out. I didn't think Tennessee deserved a bowl ban and glad that didn't happen. I don't really agree with vacating wins but I understand it.
From what I read I think Tennessee did a good job of self imposing penalties.
Like Gravey said nobodies squeaky clean.
Bamamonts
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After reading this thread and posting above I read this article and thought I would post.
It's always great to see people get Baptized.
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It's always great to see people get Baptized.
Alabama players react to teammates giving lives to Christ in baptism
A life-changing moment happened for two freshmen at the University of Alabama before fall camp. On Sunday, a pair of offensive linemen — Kadyn Proctor and Olaus Alinen — gave their lives to Christ Jesus and were baptized. RELATED: WATCH: Alabama massive freshman OL Kadyn Proctor get baptized...
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Obviously, Alabama is better at it than Tennessee. NEWSFLASH: they are better at football too.
PillsburyDoughboy
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Roll TideObviously, Alabama is better at it than Tennessee. NEWSFLASH: they are better at football too.
It sounds to me like he is saying he was handing out piles of cash to black players or their families because he felt guilty for being white.
I'd laugh out loud if I was standing there when he said that, but I guess some might find it an acceptable excuse for a rules violation.
