NO PROOF?!?

Hell, it has been reported.

The cheater lawyers got on it fast - looks like they will be needed again.

BTW, Rush Propst knows more about football recruiting in Alabama and Georgia than just about anyone.

He wanted to keep working - it would be an interesting cross examination to see if payment was made to him on top of threats

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Posted by Deacon Reds

Member since Feb 2018

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Posted on 1/23/23 at 3:30 pm to JJJimmyJimJames

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NO PROOF?!?

Hell, it has been reported.

Post link.

The cheater lawyers got on it fast - looks like they will be needed again.

Post link.

BTW, Rush Propst knows more about football recruiting in Alabama and Georgia than just about anyone.

You mean the guy who cheats like hell and had two families at the same time, that didn't know the other one existed? That's who your hot source?

He wanted to keep working - it would be an interesting cross examination to see if payment was made to him on top of threats

We don't have to make payments. That's Milt McGreggor and Bobby Lowder thing. At least it was before the system went bankrupt.

Auburn eats UGA's garbage. Takes our players when we kick them out and gets only the students from Georgia that can't get into UGA. As the late, great Lewis Grizzard used to say "if you ain't the lead dog, the scenery never changes."

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Posted by Dawgvet

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Member since Sep 2012

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Posted on 1/23/23 at 7:43 pm to JJJimmyJimJames

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BTW, Rush Propst knows more about football recruiting in Alabama and Georgia than just about anyone.

Dude, the fact that you are using Rush Propst as your basis for accusations is a complete idiotic thing. He is pathological liar and a cheat.

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About coach Rush Propst ( a real man of character ??):

"First, he got in trouble for allegedly altering players grades so they’d be eligible to suit up for the Bucs (edit: his HS team), as well as qualify for college scholarships. Propst, who was married to his high school sweetheart with three children, had an affair with the school administrator who helped to fudge the grades."

"In addition, he had an entire second family in another part of the state"

"Valdosta, the country’s all-time winningest high school program, was subject to severe penalties from the Georgia High School Association (GHSA) after an investigation found the coach guilty of several infractions including arranging for rent to be paid monthly for families of star transfer players like quarterback Jake Garcia and Amari Jones. Propst was previously dismissed from Colquitt County High School for several similar infractions."
"Among the most serious allegations, Propst was accused of dispensing “pills” to his players. Colquitt’s report said that he gave a pill to a player, who later seemed lethargic, during halftime of a 2012 game and later promised not to provide any more medication to his athletes.

He was investigated by Valdosta H.S "The school fired Propst after an investigation by both Valdosta and the Georgia Professional Standards Commission accused him of participating in illegal recruiting and mishandling school funds."

About the accusation he made about Nick Chubb: " Propst told Saturday Down South that the leaked audio of the 63-year-old coach speaking to Michael “Nub” Nelson and accusing former University of Georgia running back Nick Chubb of receiving money in exchange for Chubb’s staying at UGA for his senior season was nothing more than a fabricated story". “It was just a bunch of B.S. talk,” said Propst during a Thursday phone call with Saturday Down South. “That’s all it was. I wish I could take back some of those things, but I can’t. You just have to own up to them.”

"1 year after his most recent hire, his program is being hit with sanctions. The GHSA has levied a $7,500 fine against the school, ordered the Wildcats to forfeit seven wins from last season, banned the team from playing in the 2021 postseason (something that has never happened in Georgia)"