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Kentucky tells rapper Drake to cease and desist


Ready for a weird and wacky NCAA violation story? Here goes: Kentucky issued popular rapper Drake a cease-and-desist letter after his appearance at the school's Big Blue Madness event because he took photos with some recruits. Kentucky's compliance office self-reported the impermissible communication between Drake and three potential student-athletes (PSAs) on April 27, according to a letter obtained by Sporting News as part of an open records request. (Sporting News)

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