LUBBOCK, Texas -- The NCAA is accusing Texas Tech of major rules violations tied to nearly 1,000 impermissible text messages sent to football, softball and golf prospects.
The NCAA released its findings Friday. It said the school discovered the violations and reported them to the NCAA.
Penalties could include two years' probation, recruiting restrictions and scholarship reductions.
The NCAA says the football violations occurred between August 2007 and February 2009, which would have come under former coach Mike Leach. The NCAA says the football coaching staff sent approximately 234 text messages to 45 prospective student-athletes.
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The NCAA released its findings Friday. It said the school discovered the violations and reported them to the NCAA.
Penalties could include two years' probation, recruiting restrictions and scholarship reductions.
The NCAA says the football violations occurred between August 2007 and February 2009, which would have come under former coach Mike Leach. The NCAA says the football coaching staff sent approximately 234 text messages to 45 prospective student-athletes.
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