Florida State answers report alleging academic favoritism
Posted Sep 1, 2017
Florida State University once again finds itself answering allegations of academic fraud involving its football program. The New York Times on Friday reported that six players on the 2013 National Championship team received special treatment in online courses. The university said in an email to The Associated Press that an independent investigation found no wrongdoing.
(Associated Press)
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