This is a weird story, even for Georgia.
Pinky suit
Pinky suit
Some are speculating that he might could ask for a waiver to play immediately for Tennessee. It would just be the second craziest waiver granted by the NCAA from a Georgia defector.Shortly after that news came out, it was also learned that Mays’ father and mother filed a lawsuit against the University of Georgia Board of Regents and the Athletic Association stemming from an incident that happened prior to Mays’ public commitment to Georgia in December of 2017.
Documents show that the lawsuit was filed on Dec. 5 of 2019, which was before the SEC championship game and Sam Pittman’s announced departure for the Arkansas job. Pittman was Georgia’s offensive line coach and a big reason Mays ended up signing with Georgia.
According to the complaint, “Plaintiff Kevin Mays’s right pinky finger was partially amputated as the subject’s folding chair wedged against the column. His severed finger shot across the floor. UGA Offensive Line Coach Sam Pittman picked up plaintiff Kevin Mays’ severed finger from the floor, and it was put on ice.”
At the hospital, Kevin Mays described the pain as a 10 on a scale of 1 to 10. The complaint stated that Mays could not have the finger reattached and that he needed to undergo a skin-graft surgery.
The event happened on Dec. 15 of 2017, which was prior to Cade Mays announcing his commitment to Georgia.