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Former University of Tennessee head football coach Jeremy Pruitt has accused George Floyd’s death and other racial inequality issues of violating NCAA rules and making illegal payments.

After several NCAA violations (including literally handing out bags of cash), Pruitt was fired from the University of Tennessee and forced to leave Knoxville as a disgraced coach.

Last week, the NCAA punished them. The university itself was fined $8 million, and Professor Pruitt was given a six-year show-cause penalty. He was also stripped of his volunteer bonuses and had 28 scholarships terminated in five years. In total, there were more than 200 violations in Tennessee.

Now, ask Pruitt about it and he’ll claim he violated many NCAA rules, citing George Floyd’s death, COVID-19 and mental health, the association has obtained. According to the document, knoxville news sentinel. More specifically, Pruitt said he gifted mothers of struggling players a Chick-fil-A bag containing $300 because racial inequality appeared to have arisen after Floyd’s death. . (Related article: Detroit Lions’ David Montgomery hit hard by resistance band during training)

“Then throw in George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor. You can see … sitting in the room[it is]pathetic.” It’s hard for white men to understand when you talk about the situation you’ve been in,” Pruitt told Knoxville. news sentinel.

EXCLUSIVE: Jeremy Pruitt told investigators he had George Floyd in mind when he gave Tennessee player’s mother $300 in a Chick-fil-A bag, documents reveal became.

And he said even more. https://t.co/MLEW1A1Xp7

— Adam Sparks (@AdamSparks) July 17, 2023

… I think I lost all my brain cells.