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This is simply not true
Posted on: August 24, 2016 at 16:15:20 CT
haeffb MU
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"MU derived no tactical advantage from any of them nor where any members of the staff involved in committing them."
Tim Fuller and the Georgia booster were involved in recruiting Gant (together watching a private workout) prior to his committment to Mizzou. That in itself is a violation of NCAA rules and enough to be considered providing a "tactical advantage."
From the NCAA report:
On or about October 1, 2012, representative 1 accompanied the then associate head men's basketball coach to evaluate prospect 1 during a private workout at prospect 1's high school in Augusta, Georgia.
Boosters cannot be involved in recruiting - doing it in the company of an assistant coach says all you need to know about Fuller. And his direct supervisor.
Tim Fuller and the Georgia booster were involved in recruiting Gant (together watching a private workout) prior to his committment to Mizzou. That in itself is a violation of NCAA rules and enough to be considered providing a "tactical advantage."
From the NCAA report:
On or about October 1, 2012, representative 1 accompanied the then associate head men's basketball coach to evaluate prospect 1 during a private workout at prospect 1's high school in Augusta, Georgia.
Boosters cannot be involved in recruiting - doing it in the company of an assistant coach says all you need to know about Fuller. And his direct supervisor.
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This is simply not true - haeffb MU - 8/24 16:15:20