College football

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

The Associated Press reported that Kansas State has discovered possible rules violation. K-State is cooperating with an NCAA investigation into its football program. The reported violations centered on a former university employee, three former football players and two current members of the team.

KSU Athletic director Tim Weiser said in a conference call with reporters that the athletic department started investigating allegations of extra benefits and academic misconduct after they surfaced in March. He said the former employee understood the rules and deliberately broke them. Weiser said the school won’t tolerate violations of NCAA rules.

NCAA alleges more violations by University

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KU Athletics self-imposes probation

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Hemenway, others made to answer for NCAA ...

The Kansas Athletics Department placed itself on two years of probation and ...

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NCAA orders additional penalties for Kansas

After years of investigation, a hearing and eight more weeks of waiting, ...

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Ticket scandal amounts to $1.03 million in ...

At least 17,609 men's basketball and 2,181 football tickets were sold for ...

/news/2010/may/26/university-hold-press-conference-ticket-scandal/

Former Jayhawks booted from NBA program

Chalmers and Arthur expelled from rookie symposium after getting caught with marijuana

/news/2008/sep/04/former_jayhawks_booted_nba_program/

Player sues for Title IX violation

Former football sues University for not letting him play another year of ...

/news/2006/aug/17/butler/

Charges filed against former Athletics officials

The charges include up to 30 years in federal prison and up ...

/news/2010/nov/18/charges-against-athletics/

KU doesn't echo NCAA's tough stance on ...

A positive drug test with the NCAA results in a one-year suspension. ...

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NCAA lets Baylor live

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Perkins fined $4,000 by ethics commission

Lew Perkins was fined for accepting free exercise equipment and physical therapy ...

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Associated Press reporting Memphis to vacate wins ...

The NCAA will release findings from its investigation of Memphis Thursday.

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Editorial: Penn State scandal suggests crime reporting ...

The college's scandal has caused the University's policies to be questioned.

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Arthur's eligibility called into question

Darrell Arthur may not have been academically qualified to play basketball at ...

/news/2008/may/16/arthur_implicated_high_school_gradechanging_scanda/

Perkins faces public hearing for ethics complaints

Ethics commission will hear two complaints about the former Athletics Director in ...

/news/2010/oct/19/perkins-faces-state-ethics-complaint/

Mangino talks more about investigation

Associate athletics director in charge of gathering, evaluating information.

/news/2009/nov/19/mangino-talks-more/

Former Kansas football player shows speed at ...

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Self accused of recruiting violation

A Missouri newspaper reported Self had an illegal conversation with John Wall ...

/news/2009/jan/19/self_accused_recruiting_violation/

Student athletes' discipline in question

The University is investigating potential violations of the Student Code of Conduct.

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Degrees of success: athletes after college

College athletes' payment is their degree. But what if they never get ...

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Morning Brew: Coaches, don’t get caught

Auburn’s Cam Newton scandal is a warning to other NCAA coaches to ...

/news/2010/nov/18/morning-brew-coaches-dont-get-caught/

Police investigate crimes’ connection

Arrest of Lawrence man may be related to Burge Union incident.

/news/2009/oct/05/police-investigate-crimes/

Perkins investigation taken to state level

The Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission will meet to resolve the state level ...

/news/2010/aug/30/perkins-investigation-taken-state-level/

Football player hit by SUV, hospitalized

Suspect identified, but athletics department won’t comment until it learns more from ...

/news/2009/apr/09/football_player_hospitalized/

Rains: KU needs return to prominence

Negative news surrounding the Kansas Athletics Department has made being a Jayhawk ...

/news/2006/aug/18/rains/

Editorial: Commission will hold Perkins accountable

The Editorial Board calls for accountability in the on-going Lew Perkins investigation.

/news/2010/oct/24/editorial-commission-will-hold-perkins-accountable/

Editorial: Perkins helped athletics but tainted school ...

Perkins leaves behind a significant legacy – both good and bad.

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Big 12 football teams rearrange line-ups

Check out an update of Big 12 school football player selections.

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Perkins' retirement wouldn't end a state investigation

State ethics commission director said a retirement wouldn't end an ongoing investigation ...

/news/2010/sep/17/perkins-retirement/

Damaged car was not Pollard's

Markieff Morriss drove teammate Tyshawn Taylor’s car and struck another car on ...

/news/2009/oct/07/car-not-pollards/

Vosburgh: Perkins should be remembered fondly

As Perkins prepares to retire, he should be remembered for KU Athletics ...

/news/2010/aug/24/vosburgh-perkins-should-be-remembered-fondly/

Athletics looking for Naismith addition

Kansas Athletics is looking at different locations that a building to house ...

/news/2011/jul/13/athletics-looking-naismith-addition/

Brother of MVP helping football team go ...

Chris Howard is playing an important role in the Kansas athletics department

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University reviews policies in wake of Penn ...

Chancellor Bernadette Gray-Little said in a statement that KU is examining its ...

/news/2011/nov/13/penn-policies/

Compliance employers monitor athlete eligibility

Kansas Athletics offers help and advice to student athletes who might considering ...

/news/2007/apr/13/eligibility/

Judge hands out punishment for ticket scandal

Former Kansas Athletics employee, Kassie Liebsch, will serve 37 months in prison.

/news/2011/mar/30/prosecutors-seeking-prison-terms-two-ex-athletics-/

Basketball player to appear in court after ...

Freshman forward Markieff Morris allegedly hit a woman with a BB on ...

/news/2008/aug/21/sp_markieff/

Mangino breaks silence, discusses future

After a year and a half, Mangino reenters the public eye for ...

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On the Record: October 17, 2007

Here is On The Record for October 17, 2007

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