Arion Carter turns an NCAA suspension into a $427-per-tackle for cancer treatments‎

Tennessee linebacker Arion Carter is back from his one-game suspension by the NCAA over a flight to an NFL training facility during the pre-draft process with a plan to turn his plays this season into helping people with cancer treatments. Carter is partnering with his mother Sheteka Alexander's nonprofit Girls in Real Life Situations (GIRLS) to donate $427 for every tackle this season, matching the dollar amount of that flight that sidelined him for No. 20 Tennessee's opening win over Furman. Money will go to charities like Sisters Network Nashville, which helps pay medical bills for cancer patients.