TCU coach Jamie Dixon said he is “quite comfortable” that his staff has nothing to fear from an FBI bribery and corruption investigation that resulted in the arrest of 10 people this week and roiled college basketball.
“I lecture our staff a lot about these things,” Dixon said Friday as the Horned Frogs began formal practices in preparation for the season opener Nov. 10. “I think you can’t walk around with an arrogance and think it can’t happen at your place. It can happen anywhere.”
Louisville effectively fired coach Rick Pitino and athletic director Tom Jurich on Wednesday, a day after the FBI announced the arrests of 10 people, including four assistant coaches.