Category Archives: NCAA sanctions

Ohio State suspends 3 for impermissible benefits

Posted on September 2, 2011 by Roy Kessel

OSU suspended RB Jordan Hall, DB Corey Brown and DB Travis Howard for receiving impermissible benefits of less than $300 at a charity event earlier this year. Ohio State self-reported the violations and has petitioned the NCAA for their reinstatement, … finish reading Ohio State suspends 3 for impermissible benefits

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Eight Hurricanes suspended and must repay benefits

Posted on September 1, 2011 by Roy Kessel

The fallout continues at Miami and by many accounts, it seems like the school is getting off more lightly than expected.   As you can see in this ESPN report, 8 players (including Jacory Harris) have to repay the benefits that … finish reading Eight Hurricanes suspended and must repay benefits

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Ohio State setting up new compliance program

Posted on September 1, 2011 by Roy Kessel

Not surprisingly, Ohio State is in the process of implementing a wide-spread compliance program by bringing in outside experts.  The compliance business has to be booming for the specialty firms that work on establishing programs designed to keep schools out … finish reading Ohio State setting up new compliance program

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NCAA’s Show Cause order against Pearl seems to be working

Posted on September 1, 2011 by Roy Kessel

The NCAA entered a “show cause” order against former Tennessee coach Bruce Pearl which would have made it difficult for any NCAA school to hire him.  It appears that the penalty is working as now Pearl has accepted a position … finish reading NCAA’s Show Cause order against Pearl seems to be working

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Nevin Shapiro will not be transferred to south Florida prison

Posted on August 29, 2011 by Roy Kessel

Not surprisingly, given the increasingly high profile that Nevin Shapiro is developing, the Bureau of Prisons is unlikely to send him to a south Florida prison.  In addition, given the safety concerns the latest report now puts him in solitary … finish reading Nevin Shapiro will not be transferred to south Florida prison

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How quickly can NCAA move to reinstate Miami players?

Posted on August 28, 2011 by Roy Kessel

The NCAA does not tend to move very quickly but Miami and QB Jacory Harris are hoping that the NCAA will make its rulings early this week in order to allow Harris and some of the other players to be … finish reading How quickly can NCAA move to reinstate Miami players?

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Hurricanes start reinstatement process

Posted on August 27, 2011 by Roy Kessel

Miami has started the process of seeking reinstatement from the NCAA for the athletes who were declared ineligible in the wake of the Nevin Shapiro saga.  The NCAA’s decision is expected early next week, and it will shape the season for … finish reading Hurricanes start reinstatement process

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Bruce Pearl gets show cause penalty from NCAA

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Roy Kessel

The NCAA is going to issue a show cause penalty against Bruce Pearl for a period of three years according to an ESPN report. The show cause penalty means that any school seeking to hire Pearl within that time frame … finish reading Bruce Pearl gets show cause penalty from NCAA

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ACC Commissioner Swofford wants major NCAA changes

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Roy Kessel

Not surprisingly, in the wake of the Miami saga, ACC Commissioner John Swofford has called for a major change in the way that the NCAA handles the issues relating to investigations, punishments and eligibility. “Over the years what’s happened is … finish reading ACC Commissioner Swofford wants major NCAA changes

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Fifteen Hurricanes under investigation

Posted on August 22, 2011 by Roy Kessel

Miami has announced that 15 players are under investigation for receiving benefits which would make them ineligible for competition this fall. While the school would not identify the players, the Yahoo report named the following players as having received additional … finish reading Fifteen Hurricanes under investigation

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Miami problems raise many issues rarely discussed

Posted on August 21, 2011 by Roy Kessel

The problems at Miami have raised a lot of issues that are rarely discussed.  While they bring to the forefront the changes that are needed in the NCAA and the landscape of college sports, they also raise some additonal questions … finish reading Miami problems raise many issues rarely discussed

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Miami is going to have a lot of NCAA issues; current athletes will suffer

Posted on August 17, 2011 by Roy Kessel

The stories are only begin to break, and already it is clear that there are going to be a lot of problems unearthed at Miami. While many people are questioning the motivations and/or character of Nevin Shapiro, the reality is … finish reading Miami is going to have a lot of NCAA issues; current athletes will suffer

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North Dakota retiring Fighting Sioux nickname by year end

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Roy Kessel

The University of North Dakota has retired the Fighting Sioux nickname after a lengthy battle including a fight between the school and the state legislature.   Last week the school made attempts to make a last second plea to the NCAA. … finish reading North Dakota retiring Fighting Sioux nickname by year end

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OSU finishes one hearing, new inquiry commences

Posted on August 13, 2011 by Roy Kessel

Just as OSU thought it was done with the NCAA, a second letter of inquiry popped up. The hearing with the Committee on Infractions on Friday took only 4 hours (short by NCAA standards) but the wait time until the … finish reading OSU finishes one hearing, new inquiry commences

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NCAA imposes harsh APR requirements; but what does APR really measure

Posted on August 13, 2011 by Roy Kessel

After its retreat this week the NCAA has imposed some new tough APR cutlines which are intended to raise the educational value delivered by the schools. The problem with the result is that it takes a well intentioned action, and … finish reading NCAA imposes harsh APR requirements; but what does APR really measure

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Boise States fires AD Gene Bleymaier

Posted on August 11, 2011 by Roy Kessel

In the wake of the NCAA investigation into a variety of its sports programs, Boise State has elected to terminate the contract of athletic director Gene Bleymaier. Bleymaier was largely credited with helping bring Boise State into the big time … finish reading Boise States fires AD Gene Bleymaier

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NCAA Retreat has Presidents address scholarships, other changes

Posted on August 10, 2011 by Roy Kessel

The NCAA is holding a retreat in which the Presidents are attempting to take a realistic look at the landscape of college sports.  As you can see if this article by ESPN.com’s Dana O’Neil, the three major issues are: Academic … finish reading NCAA Retreat has Presidents address scholarships, other changes

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NCAA trying to deregulate electronic recruiting communications

Posted on August 8, 2011 by Roy Kessel

Perhaps giving in to the reality that controling electronic communications will be virtually impossible and recognizing that it probably makes more sense to spend time and money enforcing other rules, the NCAA appears open to making changes. According to an … finish reading NCAA trying to deregulate electronic recruiting communications

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OSU confiscates Jim Tressel wristbands

Posted on August 7, 2011 by Roy Kessel

Ohio State has confiscated “JT” wristbands which many players were wearing.  Among the concerns OSU has is that it might not look like the school has properly distanced itself from Jim Tressel, especially when the wristbands were sold by an … finish reading OSU confiscates Jim Tressel wristbands

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Duke reaches out to NCAA for clarification

Posted on August 2, 2011 by Mauri Miller

Duke’s compliance office reached out to the NCAA seeking clarification on interpreting a rule connected to a phone call received by coach Mike Krzyzewski. According to the source, forward Alex Poythress, a 6-foot-7 player in the class of 2012 from Clarksville, Tenn., called Duke coach … finish reading Duke reaches out to NCAA for clarification

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