Wednesday, October 8, 2008
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A public spanking for St. Aug's
St. Augustine College in Raleigh failed to monitor athletes' grade-point averages, to certify transfers and to crosscheck participation information, among other violations, over the past five years. The News & Observer has a well-written story about the NCAA penalties today.
The school, which plays in the CIAA, was fined $2,500, was placed on probation for three years and forfeits 10 percent of its scholarship money in seven sports through 2011.
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