re: Before the doggies get too excited

Georgia paid more.

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Georgia paid more.

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And this is lost on folks. The NCAA has the phone records discussing this, and it’s lost on folks. Atleast 2 UGA players were open to Pruitt and company about cost and who they were bidding against. And the puppy pound is incapable of seeing the implications of that. Absolutely mind blowing.

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The NCAA has the phone records discussing this

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Are you claiming the vols wire tapped your own coaches phones to sabotage the vol staff or a much better rival? Holy shite at that accusation if so.

You have been known to make shite up as you go, especially about uga, so you are gonna need to provide some evidence, which you are always reluctant to do when called upon.

I am extremely shocked that lil Smokey would be posting about UGA, he is not obsessed at all!

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Darnell Washington recruitment made him ineligible

About vacating stuff….

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Is this the headline to your link?

Tennessee football paid cash to Darnell Washington — and he still went to Georgia

So, in your mind, Georgia will have to vacate our titles because Tennessee cheated? How does that work, exactly?

Crap dude.

Here you go, Smokey:

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Georgia paid more.

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I must have missed that in the article that Smokeyone posted. Would you mind copy/pasting that for me?

Actual details and something I noticed:

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Unofficial Visits of Prospects 3, 4, 5 and 6 From November 2018 through December 2019, the football program’s system of providing impermissible paid visits continued with four additional prospects (prospects 3, 4, 5 and 6). The facts relating to these visits are similar to one another and largely uncontested.


Prospect 3 Between November 2018 and December 2019, prospect 3 and his family and/or friends made nine unofficial visits to Tennessee. On eight of these visits, prospect 3 and his guests stayed at hotels for free. On at least three of the visits, prospect 3 and/or his guests also received free gameday parking near the football stadium. Additionally, during one visit, the personnel director gave prospect 3 and his father two Tennessee-branded long-sleeve shirts and hats. The hotel lodging, gameday parking and Tennessee-branded apparel totaled $1,983. The hotel arrangements were made and the gameday parking was provided in a manner consistent with other unofficial visits, with the recruiting director serving as the central figure in their arrangement. On at least two of prospect 3’s visits, the personnel director assisted the recruiting director with securing hotel arrangements. At the infractions hearing, the recruiting director admitted that she arranged the hotel accommodations for prospect 3; however, she denied providing the cash to pay for the rooms. As a result of the free hotel lodging, parking and apparel, prospect 3 competed in 10 contests while ineligible.

Prospect 4 From March through July 2019, prospect 4 took two unofficial visits to Tennessee. Prospect 4 was accompanied by family members on both visits, as well as his high school coach on one of the visits. During the unofficial visits, the recruiting director provided the prospect and his guests with free hotel lodging on one occasion and meals on two occasions. Prospect 4 and his guests also received Tennessee-branded apparel during both visits. The apparel was provided by assistant coach 1 on one occasion and by unnamed football staff members on the other occasion. Another unnamed member of the football staff also provided transportation to the prospect and his guests during one visit. The total value of the hotel lodging, meals, apparel and transportation was approximately $1,713. Separate from the conduct related to prospect 4’s unofficial visits, assistant coach 1 had in-person, off-campus recruiting contact with the prospect on two occasions. First, in January 2019, during the prospect’s junior year in high school, assistant coach 1 had an in-person recruiting contact with the prospect while visiting the prospect’s high school. During this visit, assistant coach 1 also provided the prospect with approximately $750 in cash. The second contact occurred in December 2019, when assistant coach 1 shared a flight with prospect 4 and his family from the prospect’s home to Knoxville for his official visit to Tennessee. Prospect 4 did not enroll at Tennessee.

Prospect 5 Between June and October 2019, the football program provided prospect 5 and his parents with free hotels, meals and gameday parking totaling $955. Out of six total unofficial visits to Tennessee, the recruiting director arranged and paid for hotel rooms on three of the visits in a manner similar to other prospects’ unofficial visits. During their April 6, 2021, interview, prospect 5’s parents reported that they were offered free hotel arrangements and did not solicit them from the recruiting director. For two of the weekends that the recruiting director provided hotel rooms, prospect 5 also attended team activities. Specifically, he attended an on-campus barbeque in June 2019 and a pool party in July 2019. While at the barbeque, prospect 5 and his family ate meals for free. Additionally, during one of his fall 2019 visits, the recruiting director met prospect 5 and his family at their car outside of the athletic offices and provided them with free Tennessee- branded apparel, including a polo, some t-shirts and a hat. As a result of the free hotel lodging, meals, parking and apparel, prospect 5 competed in 10 contests while ineligible.

Prospect 6 From September through November 2019, during five unofficial visits, the recruiting director provided approximately $800 in free hotel lodging for prospect 6. The recruiting director arranged and provided the lodging in a manner similar to other prospects’ unofficial visits. In an interview with the institution, the prospect reported that he did not stay in the room on three of the five visits. However, he did utilize the room on two occasions. The prospect’s girlfriend accompanied him during one of these visits, and the recruiting director also covered their room service meal. As a result of the free hotel lodging and meal, prospect 6 competed in 10 contests while ineligible.

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Seems odd that there is no mention of prospect 4 being ineligible…despite your claim…

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Before the doggies get too excited
Darnell Washington recruitment made him ineligible

About vacating stuff….

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Don't worry. Dawg fans have been here and cleared it up.

The rules don't apply to them.

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Don't worry. Dawg fans have been here and cleared it up.

The rules don't apply to them.

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The NCAA says Casey Pruitt provided $12,500 in cash car payments – 25 payments of $500 each – and $3,000 in cash rent payments for an unnamed Tennessee player and his mother from September 2018 to March 2021. The gifts began during the prospect’s recruitment and continued after he enrolled and played for the Vols.

So, Georgia is going to have to vacate wins because Tennessee paid a player and with no knowledge at the time of this we signed and played that player.

However Tennessee does not have to vacate any wins after they paid multiple players that eventually signed with Tennessee and played for Tennessee?

makes perfect sense. hey. We can do this all day if you'd like.

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So, Georgia is going to have to vacate wins because Tennessee paid a player and with no knowledge at the time of this we signed and played that player.

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You people are so stupid. I'll just copy and paste my answer to the other Dawg moron.

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Let me explain this to your stupid, low IQ arse ONE MORE TIME!

It does not matter when, where, or from whom the player took money. The second they accept money ANYWHERE, they are ineligble EVERYWHERE.

How simple can it be?

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