Jeremy Pruitt used a Chick-fil-A bag, not McDonald’s bags, to give several hundred dollars to a Tennessee football player’s parent, according to the NCAA investigation. The Knoxville News Sentinel revealed that amusing detail Thursday after obtaining documents in the 108-page report covered the 18 violations that Pruitt allegedly committed in his time as the Tennessee head coach.

According to Mike Wilson of the Knoxville News Sentinel, the Chick-fil-A bag of cash transfer happened in August 2020 outside the football facility. The $300 given to the mother of a Tennessee player was part of an alleged $12,707 in unauthorized benefits to the player and their family during recruitment and time on the UT roster.

Per Wilson, another $3,000 was given to the mother to help “with paying a delinquent medical bill so she could schedule a hip surgery,” which was identified in the NCAA’s report.

Pruitt and numerous staffers were fired in January 2021 after Tennessee became aware of the recruiting scandal in December.