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With investigators five months into checking allegations that a Ponzi scheme artist spent freely on University of Miami athletes, the NCAA president said Wednesday that if the claims are confirmed they show the need for "fundamental change" in college sports.Former Hurricanes booster Nevin Shapiro, now serving 20 years in federal prison, claims he provided players with cash, prostitutes, cars and other gifts from 2002 to 2010. Shapiro told Yahoo Sports that 72 football players and other athletes at Miami received improper benefits from him in the past decade."If the assertions are true, the alleged conduct at the University of Miami is an illustration of the need for serious and fundamental change in many critical aspects of college sports," NCAA president Mark Emmert said in a statement.The Hurricanes' entire football team practiced Wednesday, even though Shapiro's claims involve several current players. Coach Al Golden said it was too soon to take disciplinary action. His team opens ...
The NCAA released an external report Monday, centering on improper conduct within its enforcement program during the Miami-Florida investigation.A review conducted b...
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Speaking out for the first time since Miami football players were accused of getting cash, gifts and prostitutes from an ex-booster, athletic director Shawn Eichorst...
Miami President Donna Shalala said it's been "quite painful" dealing with the scandal that could blacken the name of the university's athletic department for years t...
The NCAA's probe of Miami's athletic compliance practices is ramping up yet again.Only this time, the Hurricanes aren't exactly the subject of the inquiry.In a bizar...
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Federal prosecutors say a Florida man accused of running a $880 million Ponzi scheme used proceeds from duped investors to fund a lifestyle so la...
Blake James was not privy to many details of the NCAA investigation into Miami's athletic compliance practices until he became the Hurricanes' acting athletic direct...
The latest scandalous allegations in college football -- this time at the University of Miami -- have renewed talk by the NCAA of the need for "fundamental change" i...
The latest scandalous allegations in college football — this time at the University of Miami — have renewed talk by the NCAA of the need for "fundamental change" in ...
Kansas State said Wednesday it has been assured the NCAA has no concerns about the eligibility of two Wildcats football players identified by a jailed University of ...
University of Miami-Florida president Donna Shalala commented publicly for the first time since allegations arose of potential violations within the Hurricanes footb...
Quarterback Jacory Harris and standout linebacker Sean Spence are two of eight University of Miami football players ruled ineligible due to NCAA violations, accordin...
Chip Kelly owes Nevin Shapiro a "thank you" card.Just a few weeks ago, Oregon's program was in the national spotlight for all the wrong reasons. The Ducks were seemi...
Nevin Shapiro admits to have given improper gifts to football players for past 9 years
Nevin Shapiro, a former Miami booster who is serving a 20-year prison sentence for masterminding a $930 million Ponzi scheme, has told Yahoo! Sports he provided impe...
If you think the emerging scandal at Miami is the worst college football has ever endured, you might not remember SMU.Even now, what happened at Southern Methodist U...
Turns out that apology the NCAA was shamed into little more than a month ago regarding the University of Miami didn't go nearly far enough.The higher-ups almost cert...
Miami-Florida has been accused of a "lack of institutional control" violation, according to the Miami Herald."The University of Miami deeply regrets and takes full r...
The NCAA's Committee on Infractions agreed Friday to consider the request of three former Miami assistant coaches who say their individual cases in the Hurricanes' a...