Louisville Vows Pushback Against NCAA, If Warranted

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Given 90 days to respond to an NCAA Notice of Allegations, officials at the University of Louisville wasted little time announcing their intention to defend the men's basketball program, if necessary.

“We’ll accept responsibility for violations which we are in agreement with, if they are based on undisputed facts, but we will not hesitate, repeat, we will not hesitate, to push back against those allegations that we simply don’t believe are supported by facts or by NCAA law or by precedent,” university president Neeli Bendapudi said Monday, as the allegations were made public. Bendapudi made it clear that UofL will also not be self-imposing any penalties. The university self-imposed a postseason ban in 2016, as reported by wave3.com in Louisville and Fox19 in Cincinnati.

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