Kansas Men's Basketball to Finally Learn NCAA Infractions Fate on Wednesday: Reports
After a six-year investigation, the NCAA infractions case against the Kansas men's basketball team will finally receive a decision on Wednesday. The team faces five Level I violations, including a lack of institutional control, while coach Bill Self has been charged with a head-coach responsibility offense. The case originated from an alleged pay-to-play scheme involving former Adidas consultant T.J. Gassnola and Adidas executive Jim Gatto funneling money to former players. The Independent Accountability Resolution Process (IARP) will deliver the ruling, which could result in various punishments, including a postseason ban. Kansas cannot appeal the final decision.