The NCAA suspends Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter for two games after finding that he accepted an aircraft flight connected to an NFL agent. Tennessee says the matter involves a flight that cost more than $400. According to the school, Arion Carter withdrew from the NFL Draft and later repaid the agent after the flight, which Tennessee says supports the team’s position that the situation should be understood in context. Tennessee coach Josh Heupel states the program stands behind Carter. Fox News reports the suspension is tied to a $427 plane ticket and frames the case within the broader debate over college sports’ use of name, image and likeness (NIL) money, though the NCAA action in this case is based on the flight acceptance. Both outlets agree on the core details: Carter is suspended for two games, the suspension stems from accepting the agent-provided flight, and the cost is slightly above $400, with Tennessee emphasizing repayment after Carter withdrew from the draft.