NCAA focusing on UNC sanctions

Posted Nov 17, 2010
The ongoing probes involving UNC's football program are shifting from a focus on the players to sanctions on the program itself. The NCAA's next move will be to sift through the violations and determine penalties. And UNC could self-impose sanctions in anticipation of NCAA action. Michael Buckner, a Florida lawyer who advises schools in NCAA probes but is not involved in the UNC situation, said North Carolina can expect stiff sanctions. (Raleigh News & Observer)

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