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The article offers information on supporting a federal model to address legalized gambling and suspending its championship host policy related to sports wagering by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) as of May 17, 2018. It mentions views of Mark Emmert, president at NCAA, on the importance of maintaining the integrity of competition and well-being of student athletes.

The article discusses penalties imposed by a National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) committee panel following allegations of a former Louisville basketball operations director having behaved unethically by arranging striptease dances and adult entertainment for student-athletes and prospects. The penalties were imposed on the university, the operations director and the head coach whose lack of monitoring led to serious NCAA rules violations by the director.

The article reports that National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I Committee on Infractions panel ruled that two former Georgia Southern University staff members violated its ethical conduct rules when they provided three football student-athletes with prohibited academic assistance. Its former assistant compliance director provided a flash drive to a student-athlete that contains her previous work. She urged him to deny her involvement. Punishments for the violation are mentioned.

The article reports that a decision issued by a NCAA Division I Committee on Infractions panel that a former Saint Peter's University men's and women's swimming head coach violated NCAA ethical conduct rules by not promoting an atmosphere of compliance.

The article reports that the former head coach of the University of Hawaii, Manoa men's basketball team was found guilty of violating ethical conduct rules by the Division I Committee on Infractions panel of the U.S. National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). It cites that the former head coach committed several actions that constitute ethical violations including providing extra benefit to a student-athlete, and providing false-information about the benefit.

The article discusses the decision of the nonprofit National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Committee on Infractions panel regarding game violations committed by the Southern Methodist University. It mentions the academic fraud, head coach control in the men's basketball competition and unethical conduct in the men's golf program. It adds the penalties imposed including three years of probation, postseason ban for the men's basketball and golf teams and reduction scholarship.

The article reports on a decision issued by a Division I Committee on Infractions panel which states that a former University of Florida assistant football coach visited a prospect off-campus before NCAA rules allow for recruiting contact. The coach was immediately suspended and the recruitment of the prospect was terminated. The panel ruled that the former coach's contact with the prospect was a Level II violation.