South Florida Men’s Basketball Under NCAA Investigation

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South Florida assistant Oliver Antigua — the brother of head coach Orlando Antigua — has resigned. Focus of NCAA investigation.

— Jeff Goodman (@GoodmanHoops) July 20, 2016

The South Florida men’s basketball program is under NCAA investigation for possible academic fraud issues, multiple sources told ESPN.

Assistant coach Oliver Antigua, the brother of head coach Orlando Antigua, has not been allowed to go out on the road recruiting this month, multiple sources told ESPN.

Orlando Antigua took over in 2014 after spending the previous six seasons under John Calipari — one at Memphis and five at Kentucky.

Oliver Antigua was previously an assistant for one season at Seton Hall before he was hired to join the USF staff in 2014. He spent more than a decade as the head coach at St. Raymond High in the Bronx.

Orlando Antigua, 43, is 16-47 in his two seasons at the helm at South Florida. The Bulls were 7-24 last season. Continue Reading by Clicking Here

That was the worst thing I went through so far, & now NCAA back at it again.

— Corey Allen Jr. #4 (@Corey_Allen4) July 20, 2016

So USF didn't hire Masiello over like 6 credits and then committed academic fraud.

— Mark Ennis (@MarkEnnis) July 20, 2016

AC Oliver Antigua, the brother of HC Orlando Antigua, has not been allowed to go out on the road recruiting this month per @espn @USFMBB

— tom korun (@TomKorun) July 20, 2016

https://twitter.com/jmlamb8/status/755818998131023872

If the NCAA is investigating South Florida for academic fraud, maybe they can also penalize them for not being located in South Florida.

— Big 12 Refs (@Big12Refs) July 20, 2016

by Jeff Goodman, ESPN

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