Caller-Times' coverage of Texas A&M University-Kingsville's violating National Collegiate Athletic Association eligibility rules can be traced back to May 2, 1999. Here are the stories:
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Discuss the TAMU-K eligibility rules violation. How and why did this happen?
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September 21, 2000:
Audio from the NCAA teleconference
September 21, 2000:
News of NCAA ruling travels quickly around university
September 21, 2000:
The official report
September 21, 2000:
Finally, life can go on at Texas A&M-Kingsville
September 20, 2000:
NCAA announces A&M-Kingsville punishment today
April 13, 2000:
Javelinas officials believe NCAA may complete inquiry as early as June
March 30, 2000:
Javs waiting for fallout from tumultuous 1999
November 17, 1999: Harms' decision at A&M-Kingsville begs answers
November 15, 1999: Javelinas coach resigns
October 30, 1999: A&M-Kingsville player eligible after NCAA review
October 19, 1999: A&M-K violations may have spanned 10 years
September 25, 1999: Restraining orders keep ineligible football players in the game
September 14, 1999: Ineligibility questions hit Javelinas
September 10, 1999: Javelinas expect Bennett to bring spark to offense
September 9, 1999: A&M-Kingsville defies NCAA, reinstates Bennett
September 3, 1999: NCAA academic requirements sack Javs' starting quarterback Bennett
August 14, 1999: NCAA investigator to visit Javelinas
May 3, 1999: Javelina officials battled over policies
May 2, 1999: Extenuating Circumstances
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