Unpacking Cade Mays’ Transfer Dilemma From Georgia After Family Files Lawsuit for Recruiting Event Mishap

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Jan 10, 2020

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Georgia offensive linemen Cade Mays announced his transfer to Tennessee the same day his father, Kevin, announced he filed a lawsuit against the university and the football program after accidentally severing his pinky on a foldable chair during a recruiting event on college grounds. SI Legal Analyst Michael McCann breaks down the case with Amy Campbell. What does Kevin Mays have to prove in order to win this suit against Georgia, and what does this mean for Cade in terms of his transfer and eligibility to play for Tennessee?

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