Kansas announces self-imposed suspensions of Bill Self and Kurtis Townsend in NCAA infractions case.
The suspensions aren’t the only sanctions that Kansas has imposed and relayed to the NCAA’s Independent Resolution Panel. There was also Self and Townsend being absent from off-campus recruiting from April through July earlier this year and the reduction of four official visits this academic year and next year’s as well. There are other recruiting related sanctions, too.
Kansas will see the reduction of three total scholarship over the next three years. There will also be “the implementation of a six-week ban on recruiting communications, a six-week ban on unofficial visits and a 13-day reduction in the number of permissible recruiting days during the 2022-23 calendar year.” And there were no official visitors for Late Night in the Phog this year.
“We are hopeful these difficult self-imposed sanctions will assist in bringing the case to a conclusion,” athletic director Travis Goff said in the release. “Until then, we will continue to focus on supporting our outstanding Men’s Basketball student-athletes and coaches. Assistant Coach Norm Roberts will serve as interim head coach during the first four games.
Self added: “Coach Townsend and I accept and support KU’s decision to self-impose these sanctions. We are in good hands with Coach Roberts, and I am confident that he will do a great job on the bench leading our team. I am proud of the way our guys have handled this situation and I look forward to returning to the bench for our game against NC State.”
Jordan Guskey covers University of Kansas Athletics at The Topeka Capital-Journal. Contact him at [email protected] or on Twitter at @JordanGuskey.
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