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In a case against the NCAA, offensive lineman Jackson Lampley of Tennessee has joined defendants Danny White, the athletic director, and James Clawson, the co-founder of Spyre Sports. Following the announcement that the NCAA will look into the University of Tennessee for possible illegal recruiting violations, the states of Tennessee and Virginia filed lawsuits against each other.

Lampley provided a player’s viewpoint on NIL and outlined the state of college football in a six-page testimony. In a message posted on his X account on Thursday, White said that “100% of major programs” are operating just as intended.

“The hiring procedure comes to an end with the signature of the letter of intent. Competing universities are prohibited from getting in touch with that recruit after the LOI is completed. Even though many athletes give schools non-binding “verbal” pledges before signing a letter of intent, this does not always mean that the recruiting process is over. Recruits are still free to change their minds, and some explicitly indicate that they are open to hearing from other universities, which could lead them to weigh one offer against another.” Tennessee Volunteers offensive lineman Jackson Lampley testified

Lampley continued by saying that his conversations with potential recruits on NIL influenced their choice of college.