Ohio State has been slapped with the dreaded “failure to monitor” charge after the NCAA sent out another notice of allegations to the school on Nov. 3. The latest allegations involve now-disassociated booster Robert DiGeronimo, who paid players to attend a charity event and is accused of paying players for work they did not perform at summer jobs.
The Buckeyes have stripped themselves of five total scholarships over the next three years in response and hope that will be enough to satisfy the NCAA.
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