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Some Kentucky Wildcat history/The good ole days
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Kentucky was put on probation in the early 1950's due to a point shaving scandal that hit a number of schools. The entire 1952-53 season was cancelled. The next year, Kentucky went undefeated during the regular season, however, then-coach Adolph Rupp chose not compete in post-season competition because some of his starting players were prohibited from playing due to being in graduate school (in a bizarre ruling by the NCAA which actually dissuaded players from graduating on-time).



Kentucky again was put on probation in the late 1980's. Chief among the violations cited were paying money to Chris Mills (a Los Angeles prep phenom now playing with the New York Knicks) and the cheating of Eric Manuel on his ACT test

http://www.nytimes.com/1989/05/20/sports...lized.html
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Some Kentucky Wildcat history/The good ole days - by NEWARKCATHOLICFAN - 03-26-2012, 05:38 PM

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