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NCAA permanently bans former Temple player over betting

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The NCAA permanently banned former Temple basketball player Hysier Miller after finding that he had bet for and against his team across 23 games, according to the report. Miller admitted betting on 42 occasions totalling $473, but denied involvement in match-fixing; the NCAA said he appeared sincere while concluding the violations warranted a ban.

The permanent ban underscores the NCAA’s response to betting on games involving a player’s own team.

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