NCAA's Miami investigation is finally (finally) over: Minor penalties for Canes

Miami: The NCAA's last stand

Tuesday's Miami decision was likely the last major thing the current model of the NCAA will ever do. What does it show us about how to rebuild?

Miami's scholarship losses won't hurt

The NCAA didn't have a reason to hammer Miami, since the Canes had already docked themselves three postseason games. Now it's all about managing their roster a little more closely.

No bowl ban for Miami

Miami's long tangle with the NCAA is just about finished, and the Canes are going bowling in 2013.

NCAA to finally announce Miami decision Tuesday

Dyron Dye kicked off Miami football team

The now-former Hurricane was the last player still on the roster connected to the Nevin Shaprio NCAA investigation from 2011.

Donna Shalala flashes "The U"

You gangsta, Donna Shalala.

NCAA already investigated latest Shapiro claims

Investigators found "no concrete evidence" that Miami coaches gave a disgraced booster gambling tips.

Miami player reports NCAA to police

Miami's Dyron Dye claims he was mistreated by an NCAA investigator back in 2011, and on Friday filed an incident report with Coral Gables police.

NCAA going back to the Miami well

The NCAA may already be embarrassed thanks to its investigation of Miami athletics, but the college athletics governing body wants to interview Hurricanes tight end Dyron Dye again.

NCAA 'offended' by Miami attack on investigators

Miami wants its case dismissed following revelations of improper conduct by NCAA investigators. The NCAA's enforcement staff vehemently disagrees with some of the school's accusations and wants to finish the job.

Miami wants Kyle Wright testimony out of NCAA case

The former-Hurricanes quarterback acknowledged receiving benefits from Nevin Shaprio in an interview with former-NCAA Investigator Rich Johanningmeier.

NCAA wanted Nevin Shapiro case over quickly

The NCAA might have moved on from the Nevin Shapiro case a little bit too quickly, according to a former NCAA investigator assigned to handle it.

Miami looks to dismiss case

The NCAA has already botched its investigation into the University of Miami, and now the school is attempting to see the case dropped.

Miami vs. NCAA gets the Judge Judy treatment

We've let this case play out in kangaroo court long enough. Time to get an expert on the scene. It's Judge Judy time.

Mark Emmert is a horse

Horses are incapable of some things, but they are very good at other things.

More NCAA slip-ups in Miami investigation come out

The NCAA had already owned up to various missteps in the Miami investigation, but now there's more that they didn't reveal in their self-investigation. The school will use the new claims as ammo as they continue to try and avoid punishment.

No shortage of turmoil at NCAA headquarters

Since NCAA president Mark Emmert launched an investigation into the his own organization's enforcement department, enforcement staff have wondered why they've been singled out, and many are angry about it.

NCAA rep supported lenient Shapiro sentencing

Ameen Najjar, who was dismissed by the NCAA while investigating the Miami Hurricanes, wrote to a U.S. District Court judge that the rogue Hurricanes booster could be a future NCAA consultant.

NCAA alleges Shapiro paid the U $170k

Nevin Shapiro has been alleged by the NCAA of spending $170,000 on University of Miami players, coaches, recruits, and other associates of the Hurricanes.

Florida Senator says NCAA should be investigated

Many have been critical of the NCAA's notice of allegations against Miami, and that group now includes a South Florida state senator who called for Florida to investigate the NCAA's investigation.

John Swofford voices support for Miami

ACC commissioner John Swofford complimented the Hurricanes for their conduct during the NCAA's probe into their athletics department and echoed Miami president Donna Shalala's call for an end to the case.

Clint Hurtt receives notice of allegations

Former Miami and current Louisville assistant Clint Hurtt has received a notice of allegations from the NCAA.

Explaining Miami's LOIC charge

What constitutes a lack of institutional control? What sort of sanctions come of the charge?

NCAA hits Miami with LOIC

The U has been served the NOA, and we're finally nearing the end.

Firing Emmert is not enough

The NCAA says that it will implement reforms in the wake of its bungling of the Miami scandal. But an actual lawyer explains why why the enforcement arm (and amateurism) should be scrapped altogether.