Georgia tailback Todd Gurley has been suspended indefinitely violation of NCAA rules
BHR HollyWood Reports...........Georgia tailback Todd Gurley has been suspended indefinitely violation of NCAA rules
Georgia running back Todd Gurley has been indefinitely suspended due to what was termed a "memorabilia-related" NCAA violation
The violation is believed to at least involve autographs
statment released by the school, Georgia said Gurley had been suspended as a result of "an ongoing investigation into an alleged violation of NCAA rules."
If Gurley accepted compensation for items related to his image and/or likeness, he could face a multi-game suspension depending on the amount
A source told BHRREPORTS.COM that a video does indeed exist of Gurley signing the items but no money is visibly exchanged on that particular footage.
A person confirmed to Georgia's compliance office this week that he paid Gurley $400 to sign 80 items on campus in Athens, Ga., one day this past spring. The person claimed to have a photo and video of Gurley signing the items, but neither the photo nor the video showed money changing hands.
NCAA rules require schools to immediately declare a player ineligible if they discover a violation has been committed. Schools may then apply for the player's reinstatement. ...
Items with serial numbers L39251 to L39551 all showed up as Gurley-signed jerseys, meaning it was likely done at one time and sent in by the same person or company. Whether Gurley received money for them, however, is unknown.
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| Georgia tailback Todd Gurley has been suspended indefinitely |
Georgia running back Todd Gurley has been indefinitely suspended due to what was termed a "memorabilia-related" NCAA violation
The violation is believed to at least involve autographs
statment released by the school, Georgia said Gurley had been suspended as a result of "an ongoing investigation into an alleged violation of NCAA rules."
If Gurley accepted compensation for items related to his image and/or likeness, he could face a multi-game suspension depending on the amount
A source told BHRREPORTS.COM that a video does indeed exist of Gurley signing the items but no money is visibly exchanged on that particular footage.
A person confirmed to Georgia's compliance office this week that he paid Gurley $400 to sign 80 items on campus in Athens, Ga., one day this past spring. The person claimed to have a photo and video of Gurley signing the items, but neither the photo nor the video showed money changing hands.
NCAA rules require schools to immediately declare a player ineligible if they discover a violation has been committed. Schools may then apply for the player's reinstatement. ...
Items with serial numbers L39251 to L39551 all showed up as Gurley-signed jerseys, meaning it was likely done at one time and sent in by the same person or company. Whether Gurley received money for them, however, is unknown.
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