Jeremy Pruitt Seeks Court Order to Allow FBS School to Hire Him
Former Tennessee head coach Jeremy Pruitt is seeking a court order against the NCAA, as reported by CBS Sports.
Pruitt's attorneys filed a court motion on October 17, stating that he has been approached by multiple colleges and universities about coaching opportunities, but was turned down due to the NCAA's actions.
- Jeremy Pruitt received a six-year show cause from the NCAA in 2023 for alleged recruiting violations.
- A one-year suspension would be required upon his hiring at another school.
- Jacksonville State attempted to hire Pruitt as an analyst.
Pruitt’s attorney’s wrote that he has been “approached about coaching opportunities at multiple colleges and universities, at least two of which are in the state of Alabama, only to be ultimately turned down as a result of the NCAA’s actions.”
A DeKalb County judge ordered the case to go to mediation.
Author summary: Jeremy Pruitt seeks court order to hire him.
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