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NCAA Probe Finds Memphis Softball Players Helped Basketball Player With Schoolwork
The University of Memphis athletic department has been put on probation for two years and fined $30,000 by the NCAA after an investigation found an academic counselor paid two softball players to help a men’s basketball player with schoolwork.
'The game would have been over' - The NCAA Tournament loss that still bothers legendary basketball coach Rick Barnes ...
The 2025 edition of The Basketball Tournament gets underway Friday. Here are the top names to watch, including former ...
A hearty notebook from Matt Norlander, who spent time at Adidas and Nike events talking to coaches and scouting future NBA ...
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The announcement comes just one day after Dandridge was mentioned in connection to the UofM being disciplined for NCAA ...
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Virginia Tech men's basketball received some welcome news yesterday; it was reported that German center Antonio Dorn would be allotted three years of eligibility. The 22-year old, 7-foot-0 prospect ...
Wisconsin men's basketball, with several newcomers on its roster, has shown some reasons for optimism this summer.
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Michigan State basketball receives notable award for academic excellenceMichigan State basketball achieved a team GPA of 3.0 or higher for the 2024-25 academic year, earning the NABC Team Academic ...
After over three months of waiting, Luke Goode learned the fate of his appeal to the NCAA for an additional year of ...
NCAA senior vice president of basketball Dan Gavitt said on July 10 that no decision has been made on NCAA basketball ...
The UConn women's basketball team was recognized by the Los Angeles Sparks before they went to the ESPY awards.
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