Maryland has hired former NCAA associate director of enforcement Marcus Wilson as its senior associate athletic director for compliance, the school confirms. Wilson spent five years on an NCAA investigative team that has seen significant change in the last year. ...more

The entire NCAA enforcement model is not broken, but future cases must be 'done with integrity and consistent with our bylaws' while revisiting any potential problematic practices, the new vice president of enforcement told CBSSports.com on Thursday. ...more

Miami has spoke out against the NCAA's internal investigative practices in recent weeks but could go silent as it crafts its rebuttal to the NCAA's Notice of Allegations. Miami has 90 days to respond. ...more

Former Miami assistant Clint Hurtt violated ethical conduct, misled investigators and received at least $7,025 from ponzi-scheming booster Nevin Shapiro, the NCAA alleges in an eight-page notice sent to Louisville, where Hurtt now coaches. ...more

Should Miami try to sue the NCAA if it delivers heavy-handed sanctions despite breaking its own investigative rules? The answer isn't so clear-cut, but expect the school to exhaust all options. ...more

Attorney Gene Marsh, the NCAA Committee on Infractions chair from 2004-06, wants time to digest the NCAA's botched Miami investigation before making an assessment. But on the broader scope, something else is more clear-cut, Marsh says: The NCAA*s need for change in investigative practices by staffers who are often under-qualified and overmatched. ...more

A little over two years after the NCAA/Gary Wichard mess, North Carolina is embracing NFL agents in a different way. The school*s compliance department is developing an agent program geared to educate players about the business, and it has reached out to NFL agents it feels are reputable during the research process, athletics director Bubba Cunningham said. ...more