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Miami officials attend Day 2 of NCAA hearing

The NCAA hearings to determine if the University of Miami committed major infractions involving former booster Nevin Shapiro ended Friday after 16 1/2 hours over two days.

Dye agrees to meet with NCAA investigators

"Dye has already been sanctioned once for his involvement with the scandal that has dogged the Hurricanes for more than two years and was sparked by claims made by former booster Nevin Shapiro, a...

NCAA's new enforcement chief has 18-month window

She was forced out March 1, less than two weeks after the governing body released a report showing the NCAA paid Nevin Shapiro's attorney to collect evidence in the Miami case despite objections...

NCAA investigator wrote letter on Shapiro's behalf

One of the investigators who worked the NCAA's inquiry of Miami athletics wrote a letter on former booster and convicted felon Nevin Shapiro's behalf just days before he was sentenced two years ago.

AP Source: NCAA found $170K in Shapiro benefits

The NCAA is alleging that former Miami booster Nevin Shapiro was responsible for providing about $170,000 in impermissible benefits to Hurricanes athletes, recruits, coaches and others between...

AP Source: 3 former Miami coaches want case tossed

Morton was also cited in the case against the Hurricanes, after the NCAA said he, among other things, accepted "supplemental income" of at least $6,000 from the former booster, Nevin Shapiro.

Column: NCAA knows 'lack of institutional control'

In September 2010, after widely circulated reports that convicted Ponzi schemer and Hurricane booster Nevin Shapiro had provided Miami players with walk-around money, strip-club trips, prostitutes...

NCAA president making enforcement staff changes

After releasing a 55-page report detailing how the NCAA violated its own practices and policies by paying the attorney for convicted Ponzi schemer Nevin Shapiro thousands of dollars to help with...

NCAA acknowledges 'missteps' in Miami case

That issue was that the attorney for former booster and convicted Ponzi scheme architect Nevin Shapiro was used to improperly obtain information.

Column: Finally, a punishment that fits the crime

Besides, the NCAA has been so busy lately defending itself from lawsuits and questionable tactics - most recently after admitting it compromised its own investigation into University of Miami...

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SAN ANTONIO: Disappearing act: Spurs' Ginobili missing in action

Miami defends itself in hearings in Indianapolis: The three-year Nevin Shapiro saga finally...

Now, Miami plays the waiting game

In other news, the Florida Bar's Grievance Committee has contacted the NCAA in regards to...

INDIANAPOLIS: UM wraps up talks with NCAA after 16 1/2 intense hours

UM's contingent -- led by school president Donna Shalala and featuring athletic director Blake...

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"On a fundamental basis, labor market conditions will be the key factor for the consumer, and...

Learn Ruby on Rails in Just Three Hours

Zack Shapiro says that he can teach you the basics of Ruby on Rails in just 3 hours

Chromebook Sales Expanding Despite Tablet-Leaning Market

Expansion is coming to other markets as well, wrote David Shapiro, Director of Chromebook...

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Manuel Felipe Garces convicted of murder

A Fairfax County jury convicted a Springfield man of second-degree murder for killing his...

NCAA opens hearing on Miami University infractions case

Shapiro's tales are wild and sordid.

Miami's Dyron Dye meets with NCAA investigators for third time

Shapiro is serving a 20-year prison sentence for masterminding a $930 million Ponzi scheme.