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NCAA rules former Temple player and two staffers breached betting rules

Enforcement & compliance

The NCAA found former Temple guard Hysier Miller and two former basketball staff members violated its sports wagering rules. It declared Miller permanently ineligible for wagering on professional and college sports, including Temple; former special assistant Camren Wynter received a one-year show-cause order and a potential suspension from 10% of regular-season games if employed by an NCAA institution during that period. Miller’s attorney said the investigation found no evidence of point-shaving.

The findings set out NCAA wagering sanctions and restrictions affecting former Temple basketball personnel.

Earlier fines and penalties by NCAA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Not namedUSD 5,000NCAA suspends six basketball players over betting-related game manipulationNot stated
Not namedNot statedNCAA revokes six college basketball players’ eligibility over betting casesNot stated
PrizePicksUSD 46,000NCAA issues two-year show-cause order to former Baylor staffer over bettingNot stated

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