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Georgia Bulldogs (2021-2022 National Champions)

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BigWoof31 said:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.si.com/nfl/browns/.amp/news/nick-chubb-paid-in-college
dang. Sounds like Nick Chubb won’t be able to suit it up this year for the Dawgs
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If proven true, which is going to be incredibly difficult, Chubb would be ineligible to play for the University of Georgia, which would be difficult for him as he's preparing for his fourth season in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns.
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Is there a statute of limitations for making allegations?
Yes. Allegations generally are based on violations that have occurred four or fewer years before the time an institution is notified of an investigation or an institution notifies the enforcement staff of violations. However, the enforcement staff may allege violations that have occurred beyond the four-year period if they involve (1) the eligibility of a current student-athlete, (2) a pattern of willful violations that began before the four-year window but continue into the four-year window or (3) a blatant disregard for certain fundamental rules (recruiting, extra benefits, academics, ethical conduct) or (4) an effort to conceal violations.
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https://www.ncaa.org/enforcement/enforcement-process-charging#:~:text=Is there a statute of,the enforcement staff of violations.

We're getting close to that NCAA 4 year "statute of limitations" for enforcement of violations window. If they do get investigated and the "statute of limitations" doesn't apply, Georgia will just use their "get of of NCAA jail free" card (given to all SEC schools).

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