Division I Infractions Appeals Committee upholds its finding that a former assistant men’s basketball coach at Georgia Tech violated ethical conduct rules.

Division I Infractions Appeals Committee overturns scholarship reductions and recruiting penalties for the Georgia Tech men’s basketball program.

A former South Carolina men’s basketball assistant coach violated ethical conduct rules when he accepted bribes from an agent’s associate to influence student-athletes.

The Notre Dame football program committed recruiting violations

The University of Florida men’s football program committed recruiting violations.

The St. Francis College (Brooklyn) women’s basketball program committed recruiting violations

A request for referral of the infractions case involving Arizona to the Independent Accountability Resolution Process was granted by the Infractions Referral Committee. Consistent with rules and procedures governing the process, details...

Incoming student-athletes at Emmanuel (Massachusetts) received financial aid at a disproportionate rate in comparison to the general student body

A former University of Alabama associate athletics director violated NCAA ethical conduct rules when he received money in exchange for facilitating a meeting between the father of a student-athlete, a financial advisor and the financial advisor’s representative.

The University of Hartford improperly certified student-athlete eligibility, failed to notify student-athletes that their scholarships were reduced or canceled, and had impermissible recruiting contacts by its men’s lacrosse program