Kentucky basketball reports 5 secondary NCAA violations in last year

September 22, 2009

The UK men’s basketball team has committed five secondary violations within the last year according to documents shown from an open records request filed by the Kernel in accordance to the Kentucky Open Records Act. The violations occurred under former men’s basketball head coach Billy Gillispie’s tenure, along with current head coach John Calipari. Read article.

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