Tennessee’s football program was found to have committed 18 Level I violations, including more than 200 individual infractions. What exactly happened?
Breaking Down Tennessee Football’s Violations Under Jeremy Pruitt
By Kristi DoshPosted on By Kristi DoshPosted on Full List of Tennessee’s Penalties for Recruiting Violations
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The full list of penalties for Tennessee’s 200+ individual infractions includes more than $8M in fines, five years of probation and more.
Can Miami’s Dyron Dye Sue the NCAA for Extortion?
By Kristi DoshPosted on Guest 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…
A Look At Oregon’s Alleged NCAA Violations: What Could Hurt The Ducks The Most
By bcsguestwriterPosted on After 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…
Penn State on the Rebound
By NewsTeamPosted on By: 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…
Future of the NCAA (Part I)
By bcsguestwriterPosted on (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…
The Basics of the New NCAA Enforcement Program
By Lauren NevidomskyPosted on What: New NCAA Enforcement Program–Created by a 13-member group of presidents, athletic directors, commissioners, and others in the collegiate athletic community When: Effective August 1,…
Miami’s Hurricane Club Prevails Despite Recovering from Scandal
By NewsTeamPosted on BY: LAURA STRAUB University of Miami fans might be content with the team’s 4-4 start this season, but problems off the field, in particular scandals…
Penn State Finances
By bcsguestwriterPosted on Research by BusinessofCollegeSports.com Staff A five-year snapshot of Penn State’s athletic department finances per filings with the Department of Education and IRS Form 990s. It’s…
Howard University’s Suspension of Student-Athletes
By bcsguestwriterPosted on Yesterday, the Washington City Paper reported that Howard University, a Division I school which competes in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, “. . . suspended all…
