Penn Basketball Penalized for Former Coach's Misconduct

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The University of Pennsylvania men’s basketball program is being penalized after its former coach violated NCAA ethical conduct rules.

An NCAA press release Wednesday detailed the misconduct of Jerome Allen, the former coach who was given a 15-year show-cause penalty for infractions at the Ivy League school in Philadelphia. Allen, who has been an assistant coach for the Boston Celtics since Penn fired him in March 2015, allegedly “accepted at least $250,000 from the father of a prospect to train, recruit and place the prospect on the recruited student-athlete list.”

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