Sources: Notre Dame dismisses four football players connected to academic fraud

Posted Aug 15, 2014
One year after Notre Dame football lost its starting QB, Everett Golson, for the 2013 season after he was caught cheating on an exam, the Fighting Irish team is dealing with the repercussions from more academic fraud. This time, four starters have been dismissed from ND after the school conducted an internal investigation this summer, sources close to the program told FOX Sports. The players being investigated are receiver DaVaris Daniels, defensive back KeiVarae Russell, defensive lineman Ishaq Williams and linebacker Kendall Moore. (FOX Sports)

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