A brief review of a recent NCAA violation case ...

University of Colorado had sanctions levied on them because of the following:

A significant number of the findings involved contact with prospects, or "bumping," during non-contact periods in the spring when only evaluation is permitted. "When viewed separately," the committee's report said, "each of these contacts might be considered secondary; however, taken cumulatively, they reach the level of a major violation."

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Although the former head coach characterized the encounters as "inadvertent" since the high-school coach often initiated them, the committee found that "there was little indication of any attempt to discourage such contacts from occurring." The committee report went on to say that the former head coach wanted to be seen by the prospect. "He recognized his celebrity status during visits to prospects' high schools and that his presence conveyed his special interest in the prospect," the report said.

Seems mighty familar to a situation that has unfolded over the past two years here in Alabama... Surely the NCAA isnt curious about lil nicky and the existance of a second LOI isnt true ?? Wouldnt UAT just come out a release the info ???