Post by Logan on Apr 7, 2016 6:37:06 GMT -6
The University of Louisville announced additional sanctions on its men’s basketball program Wednesday as the school awaits the outcome of an NCAA investigation into its sex scandal.
The Cardinals, who previously banned themselves from 2015-16 postseason play, took measures Wednesday that will affect the team’s recruiting in the years ahead.
Louisville will reduce the number of scholarships it awards by one in 2017-18 and one in 2018-19. It will also reduce immediately by 30 the number of days members of the coaching staff may recruit, which U of L said is a 24 percent reduction. The program will also reduce official visits by one in 2016-17 and one in 2017-18.
Louisville’s statement said the school is working “collaboratively with the NCAA in the investigation” and that the university is not able to discuss the investigation or the facts.
Read more here: www.kentucky.com/sports/college/acc/university-of-louisville/article70307512.html
The Cardinals, who previously banned themselves from 2015-16 postseason play, took measures Wednesday that will affect the team’s recruiting in the years ahead.
Louisville will reduce the number of scholarships it awards by one in 2017-18 and one in 2018-19. It will also reduce immediately by 30 the number of days members of the coaching staff may recruit, which U of L said is a 24 percent reduction. The program will also reduce official visits by one in 2016-17 and one in 2017-18.
Louisville’s statement said the school is working “collaboratively with the NCAA in the investigation” and that the university is not able to discuss the investigation or the facts.
Read more here: www.kentucky.com/sports/college/acc/university-of-louisville/article70307512.html