Bren, tell us about the mood and how big is the crowd . Well, there are several hundreds packed inside of the st. Lukes cathedral, and we are seeing a number of members from different faiths and leaderers from different faiths now going in there and other leaders having sashes of rainbows as they head into the service, and we have a program, and it includes hymns and prayer as well. And the mood, jim, well, i talk talked to some people who are headed into the church earlier, and one gentleman stuck out, and it was him and his husband who said this is the fourth vigil they have been to this week, and he said that he knows how close this can community has gotten. And he said that the second thing that he has taken away from this week is that before he and his partner would look around to the each other, to make sure that nobody was looking at them when they had some sort of display of affection, and now, jim, he said that i just dont care anymore. And that is the feeling here in orlando.
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The University of Tennessee recently fired Jeremy Pruitt and nine other football personnel on his staff, bringing to light corruption that has plagued the SEC for decades.
Here are some similar situations that have rocked the SEC in the past 50 years or so, that may shed some light on the outcomes of UTâs current predicament.
Rick Pitino recruiting investigation
Back in 2017, the University of Louisville experienced a similar scandal involving head menâs basketball coach Rick Pitino. Due to Pitinoâs infamous âaction and inaction,â said best by the universityâs interim president Gregory Postel, Pitino lost nearly $40 million and didnât receive any parting pay. During the entire investigation, led by the FBI, Pitino took a lie detector test, but ultimately his contract of $7.8 million dollars a year through 2026 was terminated, bringing about the end of his career.