SMU has received a Notice of Allegations from the NCAA that includes accusations of academic improprieties within Larry Brown's men's basketball program, multiple sources told ESPN.

 

Sources told ESPN that SMU has received the Notice of Allegations and is expected to meet with the NCAA's Committee of Infractions later this year.

 

One of the allegations involves sophomore Keith Frazier's academics, as issues began when he was attempting to become eligible prior to his arrival at SMU, according to a source familiar with the allegations.

 

Sources told ESPN that assistant coach Ulric Maligi's involvement with Frazier before the player enrolled in SMU has been under investigation. The school announced Jan. 13 that Maligi has taken a leave of absence for personal reasons.

 

Frazier, a McDonald's All-American out of Kimball High School in Dallas, had difficulty meeting the NCAA's eligibility standards to get into SMU. Earlier Friday, sources told ESPN the 6-foot-5 sophomore will be ruled ineligible for the remainder of the season, pending a ruling on his final appeal filed this week, due to his current academic standing.

 

 

 

NCAA informs SMU Mustangs basketball program of allegations of academic improprieties - ESPN Dallas

Well, they gotta punish someone for UNC's blatant cheating.

Well, they gotta punish someone for UNC's blatant cheating.

 

Brown being an NC guy, it's kind of an indirect slap.

Larry says, Darn, it wasn't like this the last time I coached in college.

"Nothing to see here, while whistling," says the UNC administration. "Hey, look at what Larry is doing!" Says ole Roy.

 

The head honcho's of the NCAA are a complete joke.

 

Brown being an NC guy, it's kind of an indirect slap.

 

Which will likely be the stiffest punishment they will receive.

Color me shocked.