[ballcoach15]

Ole Rocky Top committed over 200 NCAA violations, including probably every recruiting violation known to man (and woman). Once again the NCAA let them off the hook with a "slap on the wrist with a chicken feather".
NCAA thinks an 8 million dollar fine was punishment. (Tennessee can probably recoup that with one home game against a cupcake). Message to all the rouge schools: "set aside $8,000,000 for a fine, and cheat all you want with recruiting". If we catch you, just pay the fine.
Vols should have gotten at least a 3 year bowl ban, if not the death penalty.

[Sly Fox]

So you are suggesting that the NCAA let an SEC school play by its own rules with minimal punishment? Shocking.

[ballcoach15]

SEC or not, Tennessee should have received the biggest penalty in NCAA history. They blatantly cheated in recruiting, to the point of buying recruits. Why no bowl ban, is unbelievable.

[thepostman]

I'm sure no other SEC schools do this kind of thing...

::cough::cough:: Bama ::cough::cough::

[ballcoach15]

Ya'll bring back memories of the old basketball joke from 30 years ago, when UNLV would get caught cheating and NCAA would punish Cleveland State for the infractions.

[Ill flame]

I remember when mizzou got a bowl ban, a fine and a scholarship reduction because a rogue tutor starting doing homework for a few athletes and they made the mistake of self reporting it. There's never been a rhyme or reason to anything the NCAA does.

[JK37]

It’s the SEC! If you ain’t cheatin’, you ain’t tryin’! And now that Texas is going in it, just adding one more cheating school to the cheaters’ league. Brilliant!