A little FBI NOA education for the board

So far, 4 programs have received a notice of allegations stemming from the FBI investigation. Here are what they are for and what the results have been

Kansas

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Kansas received its Notice of Allegations from the NCAA on Sept. 23, 2019. It included alleged Level 1 violations and cited a "lack of institutional control." It also mentioned a secondary violation between the football program and former coach David Beaty that involved uses extra coach during a practice.

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They have denied all allegations and received no punishment.

Auburn

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At the heart of the case is former Tigers assistant Chuck Person receiving bribes in exchange for his influence on players signing with certain financial advisors. The case dates back to September 2017, when FBI agents arrested Person as part of a wide-ranging investigation into corruption in college basketball

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They self imposed a 1 year post season ban and Pearl was suspended for 2 games.

Arizona

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Arizona finally released Friday the notice of allegations it received from the NCAA, and the charges include an alleged Level I violation against embattled coach Sean Miller and an overall institutional control charge against the program.

Former assistant coach Emanuel "Book" Richardson pleaded guilty to one felony count of conspiracy to commit bribery after being accused of accepting $20,000 to steer Arizona players to aspiring sports agent Christian Dawkins. During Dawkins' trial, prosecutors played an FBI-intercepted call in which Richardson told Dawkins that Miller was paying $10,000 a month for former player Deandre Ayton.

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Arizona self imposed a one year post season ban and fired Miller. However, Miller had missed the tournament the previous 3 years and was likely going to be fired regardless.

NC state

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JULY 10, 2019. Among the allegations are two Level I violations, which are the harshest the NCAA hands out, and two Level II violations. Giglio explained the Level II violations stem from giving Smith complimentary tickets to games and a parking pass for a football game, while the Level I violations are related to his recruitment.

According to Giglio, former head coach Mark Gottfried—who is currently the head coach at Cal State Northridge—received a "failure to monitor" charge as one of the Level I allegations. That charge is related to the other Level I allegation, which involved assistant coach Orlando Early reportedly securing a $40,000 payment for Smith's family during his recruitment.

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NC state paid a fine, vacated wins, and went on probation 2 years later.


So far, the programs that have received NOA's have either self imposed a 1 year ban, leading to additional punishments, or flat out denied allegations (Kansas), and have gotten no punishment 3 years after an NOA was levied. Every other program has monetary amounts, arrests, or traced payments to players.

LSU has this

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In 2017, Wade was caught on FBI wiretaps with aspiring agent Christian Dawkins discussing a “strong-arse offer” for prospect Javonte Smart,

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