Nearly two years after a five-part Sports Illustrated investigative report revealed a number of infractions within the Oklahoma State University football program, the NCAA imposed sanctions against the school Friday.
According to Emily James of NCAA.org, the Division I Committee on Infractions panel disciplined Oklahoma State, while the school self-imposed some punishments as well.
Per Pete Thamel of Sports Illustrated, the sanctions include probation for one year, limiting of recruit visits over the next two years and the removal of the Orange Pride program from recruiting activities:
NCAA penalizes Oklahoma State.