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The NCAA has rejected an appeal from former Indiana University men’s basketball coach Kelvin Sampson.
The Indianapolis-based NCAA said today that the NCAA Division I
infractions Committee has upheld the violations stemming from more than
100 impermissible phone calls made while Sampson was coaching at
Indiana.
Sampson received five years of potential penalties when the NCAA ruled
on the case, including an order that could keep him from coaching in
college for the next four years.
Sampson said the NCAA misinterpreted evidence and that the infractions committee was biased against him.
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