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A federal judge in Tennessee has granted a preliminary injunction against the NCAA's rules on pay-for-play in recruiting. Ohio State's reported violations are considered minor, with self-reported infractions that seem insignificant. Tennessee and Ohio State's actions raise questions about NCAA rules and enforcement.
Tennessee and Virginia v. NCAA: The Wild(er) West of NIL in College Sports https://t.co/qkocrJIKg4 | by @KaufCan
Ohio State’s self-reported recruiting violations are so minor they should embarrass real boosters. Column: https://t.co/GXaQ1gPCs0
Ohio State can't even cheat like a national champion. Column: https://t.co/MJG567cdql https://t.co/tfdysnpa2y
