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A major report out of Iowa yesterday is placing a lot of attention on betting and college athletics.
According to the Des Moines Register, the investigation involves a large number of people at Iowa and Iowa State universities, along with people not connected to either university.
The University of Iowa released a statement yesterday that said the investigation 26 current student-athletes from baseball, football, men’s basketball, men’s track and field, and men’s wrestling, as well as one full-time employee of the UI Department of Athletics.
The list of 111 people involved does not include any coaches.
The Register also said Iowa State confirmed that “approximately 15” student-athletes from football, wrestling and track and field may have violated NCAA rules.
This, of course, is on the heels of the investigation at Alabama that led to the firing of Crimson Tide Baseball coach Brad Bohannon.
Still a lot of info to come on these incidents, but definitely something to keep an eye on moving forward.
Tweet of the Day
Honestly, this is hard to believe if you came from pretty much any Kentucky football fan generation. pic.twitter.com/UMi04J8Xtg
— Adam Luckett (@AdamLuckettKSR) May 9, 2023
This is pretty impressive.
Headlines
UK Baseball may be trending back in a positive direction - Herald Leader
A big-time sweep of South Carolina has the Cats trending upward.
Getting to know Ben Christman - Cats Pause
The former 4-star recruit has a big opportunity in Lexington.
UK Men’s Tennis hosting Sweet 16 this weekend - KSR
The Cats are looking to continue their postseason success.
Bob Huggins could be in trouble - ESPN
It wouldn’t be a surprise if Huggins is let go.
Who are the top stars of the NBA playoffs? - Bleacher Report
3 of the top 10 are former Cats.
A lot of people are picking Colorado to win the CFP championship - Yahoo
Unlikely, but if Deion pulls it off, a lot of people will be rich.
A’s exploring backup options for new stadium site - CBS
They’re still waiting for a tax deferment package.
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