Men’s Basketball
HARTFORD, Conn. - The University of Connecticut has admitted its men's basketball program committed major NCAA recruiting violations and has imposed its own sanctions, including two years' probation and a loss of one scholarship for the next two seasons.
INDIANAPOLIS - NCAA President Mark Emmert had a full schedule on his first full day at headquarters.
SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. - Seton Hall athletic director Joseph Quinlan Jr.
MINNEAPOLIS - A judge has reduced the amount of money the University of Minnesota must pay to a former Oklahoma State basketball coach who sued the school and coach Tubby Smith after they decided not to hire him.
SAN FRANCISCO - Basketball star Ed O'Bannon and quarterback Sam Keller each earned most valuable player awards during their collegiate careers.
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- C Kowal granted release by N. Illinois
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- NCAA academic data will soon include coaches
- UConn replaces assistant coaches after NCAA probe
- Serb to go on trial for attack on NY student
- USC files appeal that asks NCAA to ease penalties
- NCAA proposes end to early scholarship offers
- NCAA gives probation to U of San Francisco
- Kansas celebrates Big 12 survival, despite cost
- Tom Izzo rejects Cavaliers offer
- Tubbs stepping down as Lamar AD
- Tom Izzo tells AP, Spartans: no decision on Cavs
- Izzo tells AP: Still no decision on Cavaliers job
- USC hit hard by NCAA sanctions
- 2 BCS schools could lose basketball scholarships
- UCLA to honor John Wooden at graduation ceremony
- Mich. St AD: Cavs haven't offered Izzo a contract
- MSU AD says Cavs have not offered Izzo a contract
- Here's to John Wooden and a life well lived
- Former player says Wooden is lucid but frail
- College athletes on verge of key victory in Calif
- Not a bad month for Calhoun, despite NCAA
- Jury awards $1.25M in lawsuit against Tubby Smith
- AP Source: 2 UConn assistants resign
- Kansas says $1M tickets sold 'inappropriately'
- Revoked scholarships surprise college athletes
- NCAA mulling options for bigger March Madness
