Oklahoma admits 2 major violations in men’s hoops; Oronde Taliaferro implicated
Posted July 28, 2011 by NewsOK.com Sports Staff
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The NCAA found no lack of institutional control in a 15-month investigation of the Oklahoma men’s basketball program, according to a report that was released on Thursday.
OU officials have asked the NCAA to place the men’s basketball program on two more years probation and vacate all wins from the 2009-10 season for the two major rules violations.
The Sooners also proposed taking away one scholarship, two official visits and 10 in-person recruiting days during the upcoming academic year since the program was already on probation involving hundreds of impermissible recruiting phone calls by former OU coach Kelvin Sampson.
Oklahoma has asked the NCAA to place its men's basketball program on two more years of probation and vacate all wins from the 2009-10 season for two major rules violations by former assistant coach Oronde Taliaferro.
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