What to expect when Tennessee Vols and Jeremy Pruitt clash at NCAA infractions hearing

Tennessee and Jeremy Pruitt each will make their case in front of
the NCAA Committee on Infractions next week throughout a
high-stakes, three-day hearing that will determine the sanctions
for each party after a years-long NCAA investigation into rules
violations by Pruitt and his coaching staff.


The case involves allegations of 18 NCAA Level I violations.
Pruitt, the former Vols coach fired for cause in January 2021,
faces the possibility of a show-cause penalty. The NCAA has not
publicly tipped its hand as to what penalties Tennessee might
face.


The Vols are accused of a failure to monitor. They cooperated
with the NCAA investigation – the association has credited
Tennessee for this – and UT believes it took proper actions in
firing Pruitt and several of his staff members once the
university administration became aware of the malfeasance,
pertaining to recruiting violations and improper benefits.


On today's episode, Blake Toppmeyer of the USA TODAY Network and
the News Sentinel's Adam Sparks and John Adams set the stage for
the April 19-21 infractions committee hearing.


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