The NCAA issued its infractions report on the Temple men’s basketball impermissible gambling case Friday, sanctioning two former staff members and citing former player Hysier Miller as well. But the ruling contained no findings of point shaving or game fixing on the part of Miller, although it was determined that he placed bets against his team on three occasions as part of multiteam parlay wagers.
Camren Wynter, a former special assistant to Temple head coach Adam Fisher, admitted to placing 52 impermissible bets in 2023 totaling $9,642 on pro and college sports, including $1,923 on college football. Jaylen Bond, a former graduate assistant coach at Temple, placed 546 impermissible bets totaling approximately $5,597 on pro and college sports between 2022 and ’24, including $200 on college football and basketball, the infractions report says.
