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RE: UTSA defensive line coach punished for recruiting violations while at Alabama
(04-24-2017 02:06 PM)usmbacker Wrote:  Once again, a school that hired Donnie Tyndall has no business attacking other schools for their hire. Tyndall destroyed our basketball program and should have never been hired given his history with the NCAA. Even after hiring Tyndall USM let him run wild breaking NCAA rules.

I'm as disgusted as anyone with Donnie Tyndall and think he is the worst of the worst. He pretended he was something he was not. Tyndall does not know the meaning of the word truth. However, you are way off base saying USM "let Tyndall run wild." Tyndall and his coaches were responsible for what he did. And we paid the price. And yes, any school has to pay the price for what a coach does.
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