Kansas’ Bill Self, president of the National Basketball Coaches Association, said Thursday he had not seen an ESPN.com report that the FBI’s investigation into college basketball corruption could result in “potential NCAA violations for as many as three dozen Division I programs.”
ESPN senior writer Mark Schlabach’s article, which was published Wednesday, quoted unnamed sources with knowledge of the FBI investigation as saying violations could be revealed, “based on information included in wiretap conversations from the defendants and financial records, e-mails and cell phone records seized from NBA agent Andy Miller. His office was raided on the same day the FBI arrested 10 men, including four assistant coaches, in late September.