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UK fans if you are driving through Tennessee on your way to Atlanta be sure to obey all the traffic laws because if a UT coach sees you, they will turn you in.  Just look at their history:

Phil Fulmer

Tennessee coach Phillip Fulmer secretly provided damaging information about Alabama to the NCAA, according to a lawyer for two former Crimson Tide football coaches suing the organization.
Court documents show Fulmer twice called NCAA staffer Rich Johanningmeier, who was probing alleged wrongdoing at Alabama in 2000, and gave him information implicating the Tide in rules violations, according to attorney Tommy Gallion.
http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/3980616/

Bruce Pearl

Fifteen years ago, Pearl cooperated with an NCAA investigation centering around the recruitment of Deon Thomas, who both Iowa, where Pearl worked as an assistant, and Illinois were courting.
Pearl tape-recorded a telephone conversation with Thomas, who had told Pearl that Illinois had offered him a Chevrolet Blazer and thousands of dollars for his commitment.
http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/3980616/

And most recently Pat Summitt

The University of Connecticut committed a secondary rules violation during the recruitment of star freshman Maya Moore, two sources familiar with the NCAA violation told ESPN.
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The two sources said the NCAA launched its investigation after receiving a complaint from the Southeastern Conference. The SEC asked the NCAA to investigate the allegation that UConn had arranged the ESPN tour after the conference received a complaint from the University of Tennessee. At the time, Tennessee was also recruiting Moore, who starred at Collins Hill High School in Suwannee, Ga.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncw/news/story?id=3289808

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