NCAA Punishes University of Miami With Sports Scholarship Cuts, Probation Over Former Booster
Failed to monitor him appropriately
The University of Miami lacked institutional control in its monitoring of former booster Nevin Shapiro, but the school avoided any further postseason football bans when the Committee on Infractions released its report on Tuesday.
Among the sanctions issued by the committee were three years probation, a reduction of nine scholarships in football and three men's basketball over the next three seasons and recruiting restrictions.
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