By Kristi Dosh
Tennessee’s football program was found to have committed 18 Level I violations, including more than 200 individual infractions. What exactly happened?
By Kristi Dosh By Kristi Dosh
The full list of penalties for Tennessee’s 200+ individual infractions includes more than $8M in fines, five years of probation and more.
By Kristi Dosh By Kristi DoshGuest author: Benjamin Haynes, Esq. University of Miami’s football player Dyron Dye was disciplined back in 2011 by the NCAA when the NCAA concluded that…
By Kristi DoshAfter making a public records request in December, the Oregonian and KATU.com received over 500 pages of documents related to alleged NCAA violations committed by…
By NewsTeamBy: Alexandria Jenkins An entire nation was left shocked and speechless when news of the Jerry Sandusky sex-abuse scandal surfaced in November 2011. The Penn…
By NewsTeam(This is the first installment in a series of posts addressing the future of the NCAA. There are so many facets to this it wouldn’t…
