The Latest Breaking News from NCAA Enforcement

FBI, NCAA Launch Effort to Protect College Athletes From Online Sexual Exploitation

The initiative comes amid a troubling rise in athletes being targeted through hacking, AI-generated images and online blackmail.

Sports Illustrated · Aug 10

Iowa’s 2022 Tampering Case Resolution Proves NCAA’s Infractions Process Is Broken

It took four years and vacated four wins, which shows the major disconnect between NCAA Enforcement and the realities of the transfer portal era.

Sports Illustrated · Apr 14

NCAA Gambling Scandal Widens With ‘Overlapping’ Cases

Sources say many of the cases involving the six named schools involve a coordinated effort by a group to fix college basketball games.

Sports Illustrated · Sep 11, 2025

Inside the Alabama Baseball Gambling Scandal

While one apparent perpetrator made a scene at the sportsbook, security cameras captured damning evidence, according to sources.

Sports Illustrated · Jul 10, 2023

Meet the Officials Who Volunteered for an NCAA Job Most Would Run Away From

The Committee on Infractions has become the last line of defense in holding the NCAA’s members accountable. An inside look at how the group operates.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 1, 2023

NCAA Issues First NIL Ruling, With Cavinder Twins at the Center of It

While the actual punishment might not seem severe, the organization sends a message that it will be clamping down on NIL violations and brazen boosters.

Sports Illustrated · Feb 24, 2023

NCAA Says It’s Investigating ‘Potential Violations’ Regarding NIL

A letter sent to schools outlines how the NCAA is approaching NIL issues.

Sports Illustrated · Jun 9, 2022