Brentwood Academy, located in Brentwood, Tennessee, has self-imposed sanctions on its football program after violating the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association (TSSAA) recruiting rules. The TSSAA's inquiry revealed that the school's football social media account welcomed two prospective transfer athletes, which was deemed a violation of recruiting guidelines. As a result, Brentwood Academy will forfeit five days of spring football practice, and head coach Paul Wade will be suspended for five days. The TSSAA confirmed that the students involved remain eligible to play, as their transfer decisions were not influenced by the social media interaction. The TSSAA emphasized the importance of adhering to recruiting rules, particularly in light of the new one-time transfer law set to take effect in July. Additionally, Maryville High School's football program was reprimanded for similar violations, receiving a one-year probation and a $500 fine. The TSSAA is proposing stricter sanctions regarding recruiting violations, especially those involving social media, which will be discussed at the upcoming Legislative Council meeting.