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For the last two decades, Florida has been one of the cleaner programs in the nation in terms of staying in line with the NCAA. On Friday, the NCAA decided they’d done enough to handle a rare violation in-house. The governing body won’t punish the Gators further for recruiting violations committed by a former assistant, the NCAA announced.
The violations in question were committed by former wide receivers coach Joker Phillips. It was the Gators’ first major recruiting violation since 1990.
What else were we talking about around the SEC today?
- The NFL scouting combine is still underway, with offensive linemen and tight ends taking part in drills today. One of the biggest news items to emerge: Todd Gurley wouldn’t allow teams to examine his knee.
- In light of the combine, we looked as some of the best performances by SEC alums in the last decade.
Looking ahead
- Ole Miss brought in two touted receivers, and alongside Laquon Treadwell, the Rebels should be scary.
- Which SEC playmakers are we excited to watch in 2015? Check out these offensive stars that we think will put on a show.
- With so many loaded recruiting classes in the conference, some are bound to have a big impact in year one. We take a look at the schools who should get the most out of their 2015 classes this year.
- Who will have the biggest home-field advantage in 2015? We examine the craziest stadium environments.
A former freelance journalist from Philadelphia, Brett has made the trek down to SEC country to cover the greatest conference in college football.
