It would be shocking if an NCAA Division 1 revenue sport's (namely football and men's basketball) coaching staff, grad assistants, administrative assistants, video guys, etc. are not drilled annually (and take a written test with a minimum passing score at the completion of training) that includes:

- Integrity of competition
-- Gambling influences, including folks/family/friends looking to learn or influence the outcome of a game in a non-public way because they may be endebted to or threatened by agents of the gambling community.
--- Others that may be looking to illegitimately influence the outcome of a competition due to their personal interests whether to help or harm either team (e.g., Clemson took a scholarship away from my cousin because he didn't get along with his position coach, so here's his playbook he wanted you to have)