In the wake of two recent late-game officiating rulings in college hoops -- both of which impacted the outcome of point spread wagers -- the NCAA has moved to adjust its procedure for reviewing referee calls during March Madness.
"During the NCAA tournament, we will review all shots made at the buzzer, as necessary, in the interest of accuracy of score and team and player statistics and even if the outcome of the game isn't riding on the officials' call," the NCAA's David Worlock said in a statement to ESPN.
Beyond that, conferences and certain schools -- operating independently of the NCAA -- are tackling sports betting integrity issues in the lead-up to college basketball's premier event, according to numerous experts.