Texas A&M; officials will accept NCAA findings...
Texas A&M; officials will accept NCAA findings that list 10 rules violations in the school’s basketball program, two more than the school reported, A&M; Vice President Robert Smith said.
The NCAA’s letter of inquiry alleges that New York talent scout Rob Johnson, acting as a representative of A&M;, violated NCAA rules by lending $125 to former player Tony Scott.
The NCAA letter also said former A&M; head coach Kermit Davis Jr. and former assistant coach Fletcher Cockrell provided false or misleading information to A&M; investigators.
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