Memphis NCAA infractions case closed: Updates on where Kansas, Louisville, LSU, Arizona stand with IARP

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per CBS:

Unresolved cases​

Kansas​

The NCAA alleged five Level I (major) violations against Kansas. Among them was a "head coach responsibility" charge against Bill Self and a charge of "lack of institutional control."

• July 1, 2020: Request for referral of infractions case granted to IARP
• April 2, 2021: The first activity in the investigation -- The chief panel member provided a response to joint motion to separate allegations and make an expedited determination regarding two allegations.
• August 19, 2021: Bill Self requested an extension of the supplemental investigation period. The same day, Kansas submitted a request for clarification of requests to compel certain documents.
• August 30, 2021: The Complex Case Unit responded to Kansas with "additional clarity" regarding investigative matters.
• October 6, 2021: The Complex Case Unit submits a draft version of an amended notice of allegations.
• November 3, 2021: Kansas submits additional information to support its request for "an alternative method of resolution" in the case. Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby on the same day submits a letter outlining his support for Kansas' request. (The chief panel member on November 29 provided a determination about that request but it is unclear what determination was made and whether an alternative method of resolution in the infractions case was granted.)
• December 13, 2021: The Complex Case Unit submits a second amended notice of allegations.
• March 30, 2022: The parties submitted correspondence about certain requests regarding the submission of an amended notice of allegations and requests related to document production, and the case management plan.

LSU​

Possible recruiting violations by LSU under coach Will Wade are being investigated

• Sep. 23, 2020: Request for referral of infractions case granted to IARP
• Feb. 16, 2021: The first activity in the investigation -- The Complex Case Unit submitted a letter to counsel for the head men's basketball coach regarding a discovery issue.
• Sept. 23, 2021: The chief panel member issued a Resolution of Pre-hearing Procedural Issues.
• March 7, 2022: LSU officially receives its notice of allegations issued by the Complex Case Unit.
• March 12, 2022: Wade and associate head coach Bill Armstrong are fired by LSU for rules violations detailed in the NOA.
• May 25, 2022: LSU, Wade and Armstrong request an extension of the deadline to complete their investigation.

Arizona​

Former coach Sean Miller and and institutional control charge among five Level I (major) violations

• Dec. 17, 2020: Request for referral of infractions case granted to IARP
• March 5, 2021: Arizona receives notice of allegations detailing five Level I violations including an alleged Level I violation against Miller and an overall institutional control charge against the program
• April 7, 2021: Arizona fires Miller after receiving NOA.
• July 14, 2021: The first activity by the IARP in the case -- Arizona submitted a request for an extension of time.
• Oct. 4, 2021: The Complex Case Unit amended and issued a notice of allegations to Arizona.
• March 4, 2022: IARP confirms Arizona submitted response to amended notice of allegations.
• May 25 and May 27, 2022: Chief Panel Member of IARP issues appearance letters for future hearings.

Louisville​

Charged with major NCAA violations regarding Brian Bowen under former basketball coach Rick Pitino

• Feb. 19, 2021: Request for referral of infractions case granted to IARP
• August 6, 2021: The Complex Case Unit submitted a letter notifying chief panel member that the investigation is complete.
• Sept. 30, 2021: The Complex Case Unit issued amended notices of allegations which included new allegations made against former head coach Rick Pitino.
• February 25, 2022: Louisville requests extension for submission of its response to the notice of allegations.
• February 27, 2022: Louisville requests an alternative resolution to some of the allegations in the case.

Memphis NCAA infractions case closed: Updates on where Kansas, Louisville, LSU, Arizona stand with IARP

Memphis is the second school whose NCAA case is resolved by the IARP, and the other four could have decisions soon

www.cbssports.com

Go Gophers!!

 

[GopherBlood777]

We need chalk hawk's perspective on this one to explain why Kansas did nothing wrong

 

[TruthSeeker]

These coaches' delay tactics are better than Trump's.

This is all so pathetic. The NCAA needs to work much more expeditiously.

 

[BTChamp]

What in the hell is a Complex Case Unit? DO they have a TV show about them? "CCU Vegas."

 

[MNJay]

These coaches' delay tactics are better than Trump's.

This is all so pathetic. The NCAA needs to work much more expeditiously.

I'd throw Democrat leadership right into prison.

 

[Dave H]

Oh good...politics. I know that is what I want to see in these threads!