Report: 6 schools to be notified of serious NCAA violations

[admin]

If they are finally going after "high profile programs", this ought to be interesting.

At least six Division I men's basketball programs will receive notices of allegations for Level I violations from the NCAA by the summer, stemming from the federal government's recently completed investigation of the sport, a top NCAA official told CBS Sports.

Stan Wilcox, NCAA vice president for regulatory affairs, said two high-profile programs would receive notices of allegations by early July.

https://www.cbssports.com/college-baske ... is-summer/

[GumbyDamnit!]

So who are the 6?

Arizona
Kansas
LSU

Miami?
Auburn?
???
???

[ArmyVet]

Would be delicious if the payments for Zion to attend Duke became an issue. Doubt it would, but wow that would be amazing.

[LMS]

Would be delicious if the payments for Zion to attend Duke became an issue. Doubt it would, but wow that would be amazing.

Also sort of tasty if Louisville got bombed. Poor Chris Mack.

[Xudash]

Cleveland State is nervously looking for a jar of KY Jelly.

[gtmoBlue]

If they are finally going after "high profile programs", this ought to be interesting.

Are they (NCAA)???

...as Northern Arizona and KCMO are stocking up on condoms.

[BEXU]

If they are finally going after "high profile programs", this ought to be interesting.

Are they (NCAA)???

...as Northern Arizona and KCMO are stocking up on condoms.

Loserville has a surplus and can give them a deal...

[herodotus]

I'm actually worried that they may think they need to hit a semi-big name program, and drop an anvil on a school like Creighton. The scandal might be too much to try to show toughness by smacking around a Summit League school.

[gtmoBlue]

That's always a possibility and the NCAA is fond of stepping on the necks of smaller schools. Helluva high price to pay just to get rid of Mac.

[admin]

NC State is the first.

NC State received a notice of allegations from the NCAA on Tuesday regarding the Wolfpack's recruitment of former star player Dennis Smith Jr.

The NCAA has alleged two Level I violations against the school, the most serious violations under NCAA rules, including a failure to monitor charge against former coach Mark Gottfried, who now is coaching at Cal State Northridge.

Former Wolfpack assistant Orlando Early is also accused of helping facilitate a $40,000 payment from former Adidas executive T.J. Gassnola to Smith's family in October 2015.