As usual @ESPN Outside the Lines is a year late and ten dollars short. Blaming Pruitt for "firing" KOC (which isn't fired) for coaching staff (Butch Jones) interfering with athlete injuries treatments in the first DAYS of his being at UT. Not weeks. Not months. Days. (next)

Pruitt didn't even GET to UT until January after the CFPCG. So instead of turning the spotlight on where it NEEDED to go, which was Butch Jones and the already-documented treatment interference ongoing during his totalitarian regime at UT-and I know it's documented because (next)

I freaking documented it--they continue their complete hard-on to publish UT for its fans dismissing their opinions on basically anything they had to say in 2017. Is there a problem with medical mistreatment in CFB? Absofuckinglutely. Was there one at UT? You betcha. (next)

But that problem left UT in 2017 and is now an illegal assistant coach attached to the cheating in the open Alabama staff--a place, I might add, where there have been a lot of odd injuries and medical decisions in the recent past. So tell me @ESPN, when are you going to (next)

have the balls to tell what REALLY happened instead if this constant ED to protect Saint Butch and his posse of abusers? Ever? Or are you going to continue to blame Pruitt for decisions made BEFORE he got to UT? I know for a fact there are about 20 books floating around in (next)

Bristol where the real story was laid out nicely for you to follow. So why not start THERE and go after the REAL story?

Oh. That's right. Pilot Flying J is a HUGE corporate sponsor. Funny how that works. (next)

The House of Haslam is still calling the shots in Bristol, controlling ESPN coverage. Still calling the shots in Cleveland too, controlling a promising Browns team into the cellar? But they're NOT calling the shots in the UTAD anymore, and that burns their grits. (next)

So keep grovelling to Haslam dictates instead of following this admittedly important evidentiary trail to the REAL story about injuries at UT and a coach who decided who would be getting treated and who would continue to play. Until you do that, don't call yourself "journalists".