Ten days ago, the NCAA revoked the eligibility of six college players in three separate betting cases. The Committee on Infractions reached this decision after an investigation found that these athletes either manipulated their performances to lose games, failed to cover betting lines, ensured certain prop bets were met, or provided information that allowed others to profit during the 2024–25 season. What’s next?

We now have a confession. Former University of New Orleans guard Dae Dae Hunter has openly acknowledged his involvement. Speaking on Good Morning America, Hunter admitted he participated in point-shaving. He revealed that he intentionally underperformed in games. “I did go out there and not do my best,” he said. He added that financial pressure after the birth of his child pushed him into the scheme.

Well, this adds a human layer to a scandal already raising serious concerns about gambling’s reach into college sports.

This is a developing story..