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NCAA Proposes Severe Tampering Penalties Ahead of April Cabinet Vote
sports4 hours ago

NCAA Proposes Severe Tampering Penalties Ahead of April Cabinet Vote

The NCAA Football Oversight Committee urged the Division I Cabinet to adopt emergency legislation to harshly punish schools that add transfer students who did not declare intent in the January portal window. If approved, consequences would include a six‑game head‑coach suspension, a 20% football budget fine, and the elimination of five roster spots for the following season, with immediate effect once enacted. The Cabinet is set to vote in April. The committee also discussed calendar ideas, such as keeping a January portal, allowing some spring practices to move to summer, and potentially starting Week 0 in 2027.

Duke settles with Mensah, unlocking his transfer
sports29 days ago

Duke settles with Mensah, unlocking his transfer

Duke University and quarterback Darian Mensah have settled their dispute, allowing Mensah to enter the transfer portal and leave Duke; terms were not disclosed. Mensah's agency praised a fair, collaborative resolution after Duke sued to block the transfer over an NIL contract through 2026. The case has sparked discussion about tampering in college football, though no specific destination for Mensah was confirmed.

Swinney accuses Ole Miss of NIL tampering targeting Clemson recruit Luke Ferrelli
sports1 month ago

Swinney accuses Ole Miss of NIL tampering targeting Clemson recruit Luke Ferrelli

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney accused Ole Miss head coach Pete Golding of repeatedly contacting Clemson linebacker Luke Ferrelli after he signed an NIL deal and enrolled at Clemson, prompting Clemson to file an NCAA complaint and leaving open the possibility of legal action. Swinney argued there must be consequences for tampering and called for clearer NIL governance, framing the dispute within broader debates about antitrust exemptions and potential player unions in college football.

Swinney accuses Ole Miss of blatant tampering in Luke Ferrelli transfer saga
sports1 month ago

Swinney accuses Ole Miss of blatant tampering in Luke Ferrelli transfer saga

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney publicly accused Ole Miss coach Pete Golding of blatant tampering with transfer Luke Ferrelli, who signed with Clemson in January, moved to campus, and later entered the transfer portal to join Ole Miss. Swinney presented a detailed timeline of calls, texts, and meetings, urged NCAA investigation and consequences for tampering, and suggested the issue could be a tipping point for the sport; Ole Miss did not comment.

Swinney blasts Ole Miss over 'tampering,' urges sweeping college football reforms
college-football1 month ago

Swinney blasts Ole Miss over 'tampering,' urges sweeping college football reforms

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney accused Ole Miss of direct, repeated tampering with Clemson linebacker Luke Ferrelli, calling it a 'whole other level' of misconduct and arguing the transfer-portal system is broken. He detailed alleged communications and a $1 million offer, and said Clemson has filed an NCAA complaint. Swinney urged governance and consequences for tampering and proposed reforms—from moving the portal window to spring and instituting OTAs to limiting transfers and overhauling revenue sharing—to protect players and restore integrity in college football.

Wisconsin Sues Miami Over Xavier Lucas Transfer Allegations
sports8 months ago

Wisconsin Sues Miami Over Xavier Lucas Transfer Allegations

Wisconsin has filed a lawsuit against Miami, alleging tampering and interference in the transfer of Xavier Lucas, a Wisconsin football player who moved to Miami without entering the transfer portal, with Wisconsin claiming Miami's actions violated NCAA rules and contractual commitments. Miami denies the allegations, and the case highlights ongoing issues with transfer rules and tampering in college sports.

Ex-NFL Player Ramzee Robinson Sues Chiefs Over Racial Discrimination
sports8 months ago

Ex-NFL Player Ramzee Robinson Sues Chiefs Over Racial Discrimination

Ramzee Robinson has filed a wrongful discharge lawsuit claiming the Texans attempted to hire him before his termination, but the team declined to comment. The lawsuit suggests possible violations of NFL anti-tampering policies, as the Texans allegedly asked Chiefs management to interview Robinson, which the Chiefs refused due to contractual restrictions. This situation could lead to a tampering investigation against the Texans.

'Hard Knocks' Unveils Saquon Barkley's Dramatic Exit from Giants
sports1 year ago

'Hard Knocks' Unveils Saquon Barkley's Dramatic Exit from Giants

The latest episode of Hard Knocks suggests potential tampering with Saquon Barkley, as Giants GM Joe Schoen discusses a call with Barkley's agent about other offers before the official negotiating window. The episode hints at the Bears or Eagles possibly driving up Barkley's price, raising questions about whether the NFL will investigate further. Despite the potential tampering, the Giants seemed to welcome the market clarity it provided.

NFL Tampering Rulings on Falcons and Eagles Expected This Week
sports1 year ago

NFL Tampering Rulings on Falcons and Eagles Expected This Week

The NFL is investigating the Atlanta Falcons for multiple tampering violations involving quarterback Kirk Cousins, who admitted to several infractions during the free agency negotiating window. The Falcons' actions are considered more severe than similar cases, potentially leading to significant penalties, including the loss of high draft picks. The league's decision is expected soon, with concerns about possible leniency due to Falcons executive Rich McKay's influential role.

NFL to Rule on Falcons, Eagles Tampering Cases This Week
sports1 year ago

NFL to Rule on Falcons, Eagles Tampering Cases This Week

The NFL is expected to announce rulings this week on alleged tampering cases involving the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles. The Falcons are under investigation for their contact with then-free agent quarterback Kirk Cousins, while the Eagles are being scrutinized for their interactions with then-free agent running back Saquon Barkley. The Falcons' violations are considered more severe, and they are likely to face harsher penalties.

"Former Dallas Doctor Convicted of Poisoning IV Bags, Resulting in Patient Deaths and Emergencies"
crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Former Dallas Doctor Convicted of Poisoning IV Bags, Resulting in Patient Deaths and Emergencies"

Dallas anesthesiologist Raynaldo Rivera Ortiz Jr. was convicted of tampering with IV bags, resulting in the death of a coworker and causing cardiac emergencies for several patients at Surgicare North Dallas. Prosecutors stated that Ortiz surreptitiously placed tainted IV bags into a warming bin at the facility, leading to serious bodily injury. Facing up to 190 years in prison, Ortiz awaits sentencing for his actions, which occurred while he was under disciplinary action for an alleged medical mistake in one of his own surgeries.