NCAA notice of allegations against Arizona, coach Sean Miller include nine charges of misconduct

Posted Oct 25, 2020
The University of Arizona received its long-anticipated Notice of Allegations from the NCAA this week related to the FBI scandal. It alleges nine charges of misconduct, five of which are Level I allegations. Level I charges are the most serious in nature in the NCAA rulebook, and among the five charges against UA at that level include lack of institutional control. (CBS Sports)

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