Prep coach who broke 'Bama scandal sentenced

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE - A former high school coach who exposed a recruiting scandal at Alabama has been sentenced in federal court to six months in a halfway house. <br> <br> Milton Kirk also was sentenced to three years probation, 200 hours of community service, and fined $1,000. <br> <br> Kirk admitted taking part in a payoff scheme to send defensive lineman Albert Means to Alabama two years ago. He spoke publicly about the recruitment to The Commercial Appeal newspaper last year. <br> <br> The high school&#39;s head coach had pleaded guilty to accepting money from an Alabama booster to turn Means toward &#39;Bama. He&#39;ll be sentenced in May.