ESPN- LSU hoops notice may finally be coming, lets get past this

Maybe this mess is almost over....and boy I hope Wade beats this..

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The NCAA is changing the way it handles major infractions cases being adjudicated by the independent accountability resolution process (IARP) in an attempt to speed up what has been a protracted process so far.


The case involving the LSU men's basketball program includes "alleged violations [involving] at least 13 prospective student athletes and a projected 75 individuals who may have knowledge of, and/or involvement in, the alleged violations in this case," according to a letter from external investigator Nicole Lamb-Hale and LSU compliance director Bo Bahnsen. They noted that enforcement staff had interviewed only 18 people before the case was referred to the IARP.

"The scope and scale of this investigation are broad and include allegations of significant infractions of NCAA bylaws many of which allegedly occurred in 2017 and 2018 and, as such, are based upon stale or incomplete facts that must be validated by CCU," Lamb-Hale and Bahnsen wrote in the Dec. 18 letter.

According to the documents, the complex case unit was scheduled to complete its LSU investigation by July 31 and then issue a notice of allegations within 60 days.