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UCLA's assistant coach Duane Broussard, who was formerly an assistant coach at Bradley, has been accused of an NCAA violation
Report: Former UCLA adviser alleges academic wrongdoing
(Will Collier)... former academic adviser at UCLA accused an assistant coach
of requesting that he change a player’s grade in order to ensure that the
player would remain eligible.
Current assistant coach Duane Broussard is named as the assistant
who came up with the plan of getting the player’s grade changed, with
Broussard denying the allegation...
Mr. Collier, 33, who had just completed his first year on the job, contacted
Duane Broussard, an assistant coach and the team’s academic liaison. The
player, Mr. Collier explained, had received a C-minus in a communications
class but needed a B to participate in team activities. The assistant coach,
according to Mr. Collier, proposed a plan: Approach the professor about
changing the player’s grade."
Plus the Chronicle details other academic violations and UCLA's efforts to bully the advisor from talking to anyone and also tried to bully and threaten the Chronicle into not publishing this story.
Report: Former UCLA adviser alleges academic wrongdoing
(Will Collier)... former academic adviser at UCLA accused an assistant coach
of requesting that he change a player’s grade in order to ensure that the
player would remain eligible.
Current assistant coach Duane Broussard is named as the assistant
who came up with the plan of getting the player’s grade changed, with
Broussard denying the allegation...
Mr. Collier, 33, who had just completed his first year on the job, contacted
Duane Broussard, an assistant coach and the team’s academic liaison. The
player, Mr. Collier explained, had received a C-minus in a communications
class but needed a B to participate in team activities. The assistant coach,
according to Mr. Collier, proposed a plan: Approach the professor about
changing the player’s grade."
Plus the Chronicle details other academic violations and UCLA's efforts to bully the advisor from talking to anyone and also tried to bully and threaten the Chronicle into not publishing this story.
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