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“I started thinking, is the place on fire?” Broussard said.
In darker days — those marred by severe penalties related to the NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate — a flurry of calls from someone in Scott’s position may have spelled trouble, but those days are becoming a thing of the past at Southern.
Scott was calling with good news. SU had heard from the NCAA on its grant proposal, and the results were a first for all parties involved.
Southern received $21,300 from the NCAA’s Supplemental Support Fund — believed to be a school record — to be put toward sprucing up the Jaguars’ academic support of student-athletes.
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