NCAA declares three former basketball players permanently ineligible over betting cases
The NCAA approved two negotiated agreements on Wednesday and declared former Fordham players Elijah Grey and Will Richardson permanently ineligible following gambling-related investigations. Former Kennesaw State player Simeon Cottle was also made permanently ineligible after refusing to cooperate; the source links the cases to a federal point-shaving investigation.
The decisions show that NCAA investigations can result in permanent ineligibility for players connected to betting cases.