Michael McAdoo sues UNC over football eligibility

Posted Jul 5, 2011
On Nov. 12, the NCAA declared Michael McAdoo permanently ineligible, citing that he accepted impermissible academic benefits on multiple occasions during three different academic terms. The UNC Honor Court only found McAdoo guilty of one academic violation, according to documents included in the lawsuit. (Daily Tar Heel)

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