NCAA places Southern Cal basketball on probation for violations uncovered in FBI investigation

Posted Apr 16, 2021
More than three and a half years after the FBI's sting on college basketball ensnared a member of the USC staff, the Trojans have finally learned their penalty. The USC program is receiving two years probation and a series of recruiting restrictions in connection with former assistant Tony Bland's actions, the NCAA Committee on Infractions announced. (CBS Sports)

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