Indiana responds to NCAA allegations
Monday, September 29th, 2008Via The Hoosier Scoop, Inside the Hall has obtained IU’s response to the NCAA as well as a statement from Athletic Director Rick Greenspan. Here is the statement from Greenspan:
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Indiana University has submitted a written response to the NCAA Committee on Infractions regarding Allegation 6 which charges the University with “Failure to […]
Open thread: Friday the 13th in Seattle
Friday, June 13th, 2008Update #2: The hearings concluded late on Saturday and The Hoosier Scoop has comments from Rick Greenspan, Jerry Meyer and Rob Senderoff’s attorney. The case is now in the hands of the infractions committee and it could be as long as six weeks before the results are made public.
Update: The hearings will continue into Saturday. […]
Someone’s not telling the truth (hint: he’s pictured)
Friday, June 6th, 2008Another day has passed and more digging into the NCAA case summary is complete. This time, it’s excerpt from an interview with Kelvin Sampson where he denies ever being on a three-way call where he and Rob Senderoff talked simultaneously.
Here’s what Sampson said on November 13, 2007: “There was never, there was never an instance […]
Jerry Green: “No way that could’ve been an accident”
Thursday, June 5th, 2008Jerry Green, the former director of basketball operations, spoke to the NCAA assistant director of enforcement Mark Neyland back in December as part of the investigation into impermissible phone calls. Green was with Sampson at Oklahoma in 2005-2006 and spent a season in Bloomington before retiring in May of 2007.
Here’s a transcript of Green’s conversation […]
Kelvin Sampson might or might not check caller ID
Thursday, June 5th, 2008The most interesting part of my first glance through the NCAA case summary was Kelvin Sampson’s explanation of his practices for checking caller ID. There are a lot of “uh’s” and contradictions. What’s that you say? You’re not surprised? Me either.
November 13, 2007
Mark Neyland, NCAA assistant director of enforcement
Mike Glazier, Sampson’s legal counsel
Kelvin Sampson, former […]
NCAA case summary released
Thursday, June 5th, 2008The case summary sent by the NCAA enforcement staff to Indiana has been released, thanks to a public records request by our friends over at the H-T/Hoosier Scoop. Here is a link to the document for the time being, but we’ll be going through it over the course of the evening and will have some […]
NCAA reduces T-shirt gift to secondary violation
Saturday, May 31st, 2008According to various reports, most notably one by The Indianapolis Star, IU has received a case summary from the NCAA enforcement staff detailing the proceedings of their June hearing in Seattle. And in the case summary, there is actually a piece of good news.
Remember that T-shirt that former assistant coach Jeff Meyer gave Derek Elston? […]
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