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Tennessee Football Coach Turned PE Teacher Sues NCAA For $100M While Divulging Vols’ Secrets

  • Jeremy Pruitt is suing the NCAA for $100 million, claiming it conspired with the University of Tennessee to punish him as a 'sacrificial lamb' for prior infractions.
  • Pruitt was fired on January 18, 2021, due to serious NCAA violations found during an internal investigation, which uncovered illegal payments to players totaling approximately $60,000 during his coaching tenure.
  • The NCAA imposed a six-year show cause penalty on Pruitt, who faced significant damages including lost wages and reputational harm, asserting he was unfairly reprimanded for conduct deemed legal today due to name, image, and likeness laws.
  • Tennessee conducted an internal investigation that found 18 severe violations, including impermissible player benefits during Pruitt's coaching period, despite spokespersons defending their actions as committed to integrity.
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On3 broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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