NCAA LSDBi

Major Infractions Case

Weber State University

November 19, 2014

A Weber State University math instructor violated NCAA ethical conduct rules when she completed coursework for five football student-athletes. During the investigation, student-athletes said they received hints about the proper approach, formulas or help with quiz and test answers. Although alleged by enforcement staff, the panel determined the school did not fail to monitor the academic coursework of student-athletes because the compliance system detected the violations and the school quickly took action.

Penalties include three years of probation; scholarship reductions for the football team, more than $5,000 in fines and a five-year show-cause order for the math instructor. During that period, if the instructor works for a member school and has responsibilities in its athletics department, the school must appear before a committee panel.


Football

Television: 0 yrs
Reduction in Financial Aid: Yes
Postseason: 0 yrs
Recruiting: No
Probation: 0 yrs
Show Cause Penalty: Yes
 
Vacation of Record: No
 


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