The opposite of good--Argus Leader SDSU Blog
NCAA academic report card costs Akron football five scholarships
When a team does not improve, the punishments can become harsher with three consecutive scores under 900, leading to a postseason ban. A fourth consecutive offense would prevent them from competing at the Division I level.
Schools already facing a possible postseason ban include football teams at San Jose State, Southern and Temple, and men's basketball teams at New Mexico, Centenary and East Carolina.
Curtis Signs Local Prep Star for 2008--GoCentenary.Com
Complete list of more than 200 teams hit with scholarship reductions and other sanctions--The Detroit Free Press
The NCAA on Tuesday hit more than 200 college sports teams with scholarship reductions and other sanctions because of academic shortcomings.
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The programs posted subpar Academic Progress Rates (APRs), which have been computed by the NCAA for the past four years and hinge on retaining players and keeping them academically eligible. Twenty-six teams — including 20 in the longtime problem sports of men's basketball, football and baseball — were flagged as chronic underperformers and handed stiffer penalties including reductions in practice time.
All the programs penalized:
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Men's Basketball
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Centenary College (Louisiana)
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Southern Utah University
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Western Illinois University
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