Tennessee Fans Raised Over $300,000 In 24 Hours For Player Whose Family's Home Burned Down

By Larry Leo•Mar 4, 20224:00 am•Discuss the story11
Tennessee Fans Raised Over $300,000 In 24 Hours For Player Whose Family's Home Burned Down
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Tragedy hit the family of Tennessee freshman Zakai Zeigler and Vols fans stepped in to help them out. Per Barstool Sports...
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...it came out during UT's game against Georgia on Tuesday night that Zeigler's family lost their home in New York to a fire. Immediately, Tennessee fans wanted to mobilize Vol Twitter to help. Zeigler and UT put out a link to a GoFundMe at 3 p.m. on Wednesday and within an hour, the $50,000 goal had already been met. As of Thursday morning, the page had raised more than $340,000.
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DeafVallyBatnR•55 months
Homeowners insurance did not cover anything?
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RockyRococco•55 months
good shite rocky top
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Water Mocassin•55 months
Impressive. That’s 300k more than Ole Miss fans would raise.
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RedPop4•55 months
This is excellent.
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jmarto1•55 months
That's one way to pay players
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atltiger6487•55 months
this certainly is a great story and I feel for this guy and his family, but since we're talking cold hard cash - isn't this what insurance is for?
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PeleofAnalytics•55 months
Unless you have a mortgage, most states don't legally obligate you to have homeowners insurance. And then there is insurance on the contents. Most people in this country don't have coverage that will replace the house and contents.
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Thracken13•55 months
well done UT fans and Athletics -
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Flashback•55 months
He must be a starter.
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MNCscripper•55 months
PG
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InVolNerable•55 months
He is not. He plays a lot, but he comes off the bench. The kid is a great story though. LINK
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