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Mr. Mojo Risin'

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1 minute ago, UDontKnow said:

https://247sports.com/Player/Olaus-Alinen-46101230/

 

Check out the kid's athletic background. Previous hockey (I presume ice) and basketball player. He also probably rode reindeer for sport since he's from Finland.

Dad has a "world's strongest man competitor" look to him. Big kid. Good get for them 

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Hornlover

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The Feckless NCAA finally sent notice of allegations to Pruitt and Tennessee.

 

For a grand total of $60k. 

https://sports.yahoo.com/report-tennessee-accused-of-18-ncaa-violations-under-former-coach-jeremy-pruitt-183555726.html

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The NCAA sent Tennessee a notice of allegations on Friday that outlines the alleged violations that happened during Pruitt’s tenure. Pruitt was fired after the 2020 season as Tennessee said that it had found evidence of NCAA violations. By firing Pruitt for cause, Tennessee said that it wasn’t contractually obligated to pay Pruitt’s $13 million buyout.

The allegations center around recruiting violations and even include Pruitt making cash payments to two recruits’ mothers. In all, the sum dollar value of the 18 allegations is $60,000. 

In the most serious of allegations, Pruitt and his staff hosted at least six prospects and their families on nine weekend unofficial visits during the yearlong dead period, providing them with lodging, meals, transportation, household goods and even furniture that totaled $12,000. Pruitt himself is charged with having made cash payments of $3,000 and $6,000 to two prospects’ mothers, the first used to assist in medical bills and the other for a downpayment on a vehicle.

Pruitt was fired after Tennessee initiated its own investigation into wrongdoing within the program. That investigation came after Tennessee finished the 2020 season 3-7 and lost seven of its last eight games. None of the Vols’ losses were by fewer than 11 points.

Pruitt’s wife Casey, a former athletic department employee at two other schools, is also accused to making $12,500 in cash payments to recruits and their families. Seven other staff members are named in the NCAA’s notice of allegations. Tennessee wasn’t charged with a lack of institutional control since it initiated its own investigation of the violations.

 

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Napoleon

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How Georgia hopes to get recruits. New Facilities:

University of Georgia spent $80 million renovating football facility as luxury has become the newest weapon in recruiting

Cork Gaines
Sun, July 24, 2022, 10:46 AM·3 min read

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University of Georgia spent $80 million renovating football facility as luxury has become the newest weapon in recruiting

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  • The University of Georgia has completed the $80 million expansion of its football training facility, and the results are luxurious.

  • The school previously spent $90 million upgrading its stadium and practice facilities in 2017 and 2018.

  • Some of the new amenities include a modern and sleek locker room, a private players' lounge, equipment room, plunge pool, and nutrition bar.

  • The defending champions hope the new Butts-Mehre Heritage Hall will help them recruit and keep top players.

  • Take a tour of the facility below.

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[For more photos and story, click the link below.]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/university-georgia-spent-80-million-154658995.html

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8 hours ago, Napoleon said:

How Georgia hopes to get recruits. New Facilities:

University of Georgia spent $80 million renovating football facility as luxury has become the newest weapon in recruiting

Cork Gaines
Sun, July 24, 2022, 10:46 AM·3 min read

If they think this is a recruiting weapon just wait until they see the bubble!

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