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Louisville's sanctions bear close scrutiny at Ole Miss, North Carolina


The upcoming school year portends to be one of the most significant in recent history for the NCAA’s enforcement process. Three blockbuster cases loom over the collegiate sports landscape—Louisville, Ole Miss and North Carolina—that offer critical tests for the NCAA’s enforcement group. The Committee on Infractions announced significant penalties against Louisville on Thursday. (Sports Illustrated)

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