Former Vanderbilt QB Mo Hasan Claims Italian Mob Offered $300K to Fix SEC Games

Mo Hasan, a former Vanderbilt and USC quarterback, alleges he was approached by the Italian mob with a lucrative offer to rig college football games, sparking controversy and skepticism.

Mo Hasan, who played as a quarterback for Vanderbilt and USC, claims he was offered $300,000 by the Italian mob to fix SEC football games.
The alleged offer was made at Jason Aldean's bar in Nashville, where Hasan was told that 'almost every game in the SEC is rigged'.
Hasan's claim has drawn skepticism due to his limited playtime, having thrown only 17 passes during his college career.
The story has sparked a wider discussion on game integrity in college sports, with references to past incidents of gambling and game-fixing.
Vanderbilt University and the SEC have not commented on Hasan's allegations, which have also been mocked by some sports analysts.