After the second federal trial involving college basketball finished last spring, officially unleashing follow-up NCAA investigations, a top NCAA official said six involved schools would receive notices of allegation by the end of the summer.
“It’s go time,” the NCAA’s executive vice president for regulatory affairs, Stan Wilcox, told The Athletic in May. We’re not going to be holding back. We’re moving forward with everything possible in the arsenal we have to collectively change the culture that has come to light.”
But only two schools acknowledged receiving notices by the end of September: North Carolina State and Kansas.