Georgia self-reported eight NCAA secondary violations - four involving the football program - during the first six months of 2009, including one that came after a tip from the NFL Players Association led the school to discover that four players got complimentary tickets to an Atlanta Falcons game. The NFLPA had concerns that agents had been inappropriately contacting a Georgia draft prospect, according to a copy of a letter sent by Georgia to Southeastern Conference Commissioner Mike Slive and obtained through an open records request. The Georgia's player's name was redacted by the school, which cited a federal student privacy law, but fullback Shaun Chapas said Wednesday that quarterback Matthew Stafford got complimentary tickets. The player told Georgia officials he got four tickets from NFL quarterback Jay Cutler for a November game. Cutler was playing for the Denver Broncos at the time and is now with the Chicago Bears.

Sabotage.

Vandy. Phf. They're always screwing us over.

Why does this seem like no big deal to me? The NCAA must not understand... people give Falcons tickets away all the time.

Might even find a few laying around on the ground outside the Dome.

Not after last season though. I got a feeling that is a thing of the past.

It's the NFC South. Teams that do well one year are doomed to do awful the next.

Bullshit. You're just hoping that the Aint's won't suck, which they will. Your boys are going down.

Carney missing that PAT might be the most upset I've ever been in regards to a sporting event. The only thing that comes close is Coach Zombie Cutcliffe putting Manning under center with less than 2 minutes left in the 2003 LSU game only to have the center step on his foot and him fall down.