A former assistant men's basketball coach has been penalized by the NCAA for impermissible betting. Jared Nuness, who previously worked at Baylor, made nearly $38,000 in wagers on professional sports.
The NCAA reported this amount, which is described as impermissible. Further details about the penalty are available from the NCAA.
The specifics of the penalty and any additional actions taken by the NCAA are not provided here, but more information can be found through the source.
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