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Tennessee announced Monday that Tony Vitello will not be additionally suspended and Maui Ahuna has been cleared by the NCAA to return. The investigation into the recruitment of Kansas transfer Maui Ahuna led to the discovery of NCAA violations, which Vitello fully cooperated with.
On Monday, the NCAA cleared Maui Ahuna to play, and he’s expected to make his season debut Tuesday. Also, the school announced that Tony Vitello will not face further punishment from the school. He has served a 3-game suspension.

Aaron Rodgers returned to light after his darkness retreat but will he will return to the Green Bay Packers? According to Tom Pelissero, Jordan Love will request a trade if the Packers decide to keep Rodgers. This would be Love’s fourth season in the NFL but has limited snaps. Colin Cowherd explains why Love should request a trade regardless.

Former swimming star Jamie Cail was found dead, and police have launched a criminal investigation.
Cail’s boyfriend found the 42-year-old unresponsive in their home in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The boyfriend, who has not been named, and a friend drove her to the Myrah Keating-Smith Community Health Center in Saint John.

It’s officially game on for Pat McAfee and Brett Favre after one of Favre’s handlers (not really) served McAfee his papers Sunday morning.
In case you missed it, it came out a few weeks ago that Favre would be suing both McAfee AND Shannon Sharpe for defamation in the wake of Favre’s ongoing fraud case.
According to the lawsuit, Favre alleges that McAfee called Favre a “thief” who was “stealing from poor people in Mississippi.” It also claims that McAfee made similar remarks on Twitter.

This is impressive.
Fernando Tatis Sr. is the owner of one of the rarest feats in baseball history, being the only player to ever hit two grand slams in one inning of a major league game. On Sunday, one college player successfully joined Tatis in pulling that feat off, etching his name in history.
Liam McFadden-Ackman, a junior for Northern Kentucky, hit two grand slams in the first inning of the Norse’s game against Western Michigan.

The former MVP dropped one of the wildest predictions of all time.
Reds star Joey Votto is back for his 17th season in MLB, and he’s predicting this campaign will be unlike any other. After MLB asked its fans for bold 2023 predictions on Instagram, Votto hit the comment section with an absolute doozy of a projection, which includes the first recorded contact with aliens.