The Tuscaloosa News reports today that Alabama graduate assistant Jody Wright — a former football operations assistant to Dan Mullen at Mississippi State — has been interviewed by the NCAA with regards to the Cam Newton case.
Depending on his capacity at MSU, Wright could be one of the “recruiters” that ESPN’s Joe Schad referred to in a story last week. Graduate assistants and a few other personnel can recruit by phone for a school.
Alabama officials said only: “Any questions regarding NCAA activities should be directed to the NCAA.”
The NCAA has now spoken with MSU alums John Bond, Kenny Rogers and Bill Bell as part of their investigation. Sources say members of the Newton family have also spoken with the NCAA. And now Wright has been interviewed.
It looks like the NCAA wants to clear this mess up ASAP.
Bama GA (And Former MSU Aide) Talks To NCAA About Newton Case
November 16th, 2010 05:54 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Auburn, Mississippi State
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