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Mississippi State football coach Zach Arnett rips NCAA after TE ineligible


UNC head coach isn't the only college football coach irate with the NCAA because of its recent controversial rulings regarding graduate transfer players. Mississippi State coach Zach Arnett blasted the governing body on Friday after it ruled that grad transfer Geor'quarius Spivey was ineligible to compete for the Bulldogs this season. (ESPN.com)

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Mississippi State football coach Zach Arnett rips NCAA after TE ineligible