NCAA Sends Letter Of Allegations To Gamecocks
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COLUMBIA, S.C. – When the NCAA comes knocking, it’s never a good sign.
Monday afternoon, South Carolina received an official letter of allegations from the NCAA, describing the results of a cooperative investigation that began in late summer 2010 and with full assistance from USC,
“The University will review the notice and respond accordingly. I assure you that we will continue to take all aspects of this investigation very seriously,” Pastides said. “We are prepared to continue to work with the NCAA to resolve any issues.”
“We have and will continue to cooperate fully with the NCAA in all aspects of their review,” said Athletics Director Eric Hyman. “Any pertinent information from the NCAA that can help us strengthen our athletics program will be used as an opportunity to make positive change.”
Ten football players are possibly involved. Steve Spurrier and assistant coach G.A. Mangus must attend an upcoming meeting with NCAA officials.
USC has until December 14 to respond.


