Iowa State released a statement on Monday announcing that the university has notified the NCAA of gambling allegations against 15 student-athletes.
The statement noted that those facing these allegations come from the sports of football, wrestling and track & field, and they allegedly violated NCAA rules by participating in online betting:
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Iowa State is the latest school to find itself dealing with potential gambling violations over the past few days.
On Friday, Darren Rovell of the Action Network reported that former Alabama baseball coach Brad Bohannon allegedly relayed information to a former high school baseball coach, who then placed "suspicious" wagers on the LSU Tigers to defeat the Crimson Tide before the two teams faced each other on April 28.