Kentucky, John Calipari commit secondary NCAA violation

Posted Jun 4, 2018
Kentucky coach John Calipari committed a minor recruiting violation last week at the SEC spring meetings. Cal was asked about Ashton Hagans, a five-star point guard who originally committed to Georgia in the class of 2019 before pledging to the Wildcats in the class of 2018. The problem? Hagans has not signed a letter of intent, and that means it is against NCAA rules for Cal to comment. (NBC Sports)

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