NCAA to Announce Louisville Penalties
The NCAA said it will disclose penalties today against the University of Louisville basketball program.
Louisville was investigated for 10 infractions, ranging from illegal contact with recruits to former center Samaki Walker’s use of two cars.
University officials admitted to nine of the infractions listed by the NCAA in a formal letter of inquiry July 12. They disputed the NCAA ruling in Walker’s use of a 1991 Honda Accord.
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The NCAA has ruled former Missouri basketball player Jevon Crudup received improper benefits from sports agents and should not have played in the NCAA tournament in 1994.
It was determined Missouri did not commit an NCAA violation but must return $97,000 earned from the tournament and delete its tournament record. Missouri advanced to the round of eight.
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