violations may interest you. It certainly is one of the most comprehensive summaries of the state of the investigation I've seen, as one might expect from Dave Teel.

That said, the closing paragraphs are troubling indeed:

"Could women's basketball become the scapegoat for systematic academic fraud? Granted, without the power of subpoena, the NCAA may have encountered greater resistance in gathering details related to football and men's basketball, but even UNC acknowledges the scope of what transpired."

"Yeager offers this advice: 'I think we have to wait and see what the nuances of the whole process are. Simply because women's basketball is the only one named, I'm not so sure everyone else is out of the weeds.'"

See link below for the full article.