The investigations began in July of 2010. The NCAA was looking into connections between the North Carolina Tar Heels football program and sports agents, as well as academic fraud. As a result, players were kicked off the team, head coach Butch Davis was fired, wins were vacated, the team lost scholarships, a fine was paid and a post-season ban was instituted. UNC was punished and everyone moved on, end of story.
Or was it? Allegations of more academic fraud have surfaced with connections to the UNC men's basketball team, a Goliath of the college basketball world.
This site serves as a repository for stories and investigations into further impropriety at the University of North Carolina.
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Read moreIn the 18 months since UNC-Chapel Hill first acknowledged academic fraud on its campus, there have been several public reports and numerous high-profile open meetings about the scandal. And yet, much remains unknown, in part because the university and its consultants have rejected or not responded to numerous requests for information. In January, a university-commissioned …
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