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Former NC A&T Players Ruled Ineligible Amid NCAA Gambling Inquiry

Former North Carolina A&T men’s basketball players Ryan Forrest and Landon Glasper have been ruled ineligible. The decision follows allegations they did not cooperate with an NCAA investigation into gambling.

Dr. Sarah Chen
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Former North Carolina A&T men’s basketball players Ryan Forrest and Landon Glasper have been ruled ineligible after allegedly failing to cooperate with an NCAA investigation into gambling.

The ruling centers on the NCAA’s ongoing probe and the allegation that the players did not provide cooperation as part of that process. No additional details about the investigation were provided in the announcement referenced in the report.

What it means

Ineligibility is a significant designation in college athletics, affecting a player’s ability to participate under NCAA rules. In this case, the ruling applies to Forrest and Glasper, both identified as former members of the North Carolina A&T program.

North Carolina A&T competes in Division I men’s basketball, where NCAA enforcement actions can have direct implications for player availability and program compliance.

Originally reported by Espn_basketball