The NCAA banned three Division I college basketball players by permanently revoking their eligibility on Wednesday, saying they had bet on their own games at Fresno State and San Jose State and were able to share thousands of dollars in payouts.

Earlier this week, the NCAA banned three men’s college basketball players — Fresno State’s Mykell Robinson and Jalen Weaver and San Jose State’s Steven Vasquez — for sports betting. The players allegedly wagered on their own games, shared information and manipulated their performances to ensure certain bets were won, according to the NCAA.

The NCAA has permanently revoked the eligibility of three Division I college basketball players for betting on their own games at Fresno State and San Jose State. The NCAA Committee on Infractions on Wednesday released findings from an investigation involving Mykell Robinson,

The NCAA is investigating potential sports betting violations involving 13 former men's basketball players from six schools.

The NCAA is in the process of alleging violations against former players that they took part in betting on and against their own teams. More here:

Three college basketball players from Fresno State and San Jose State have been ruled permanently ineligible by the NCAA after they violated ethical conduct rules by betting on games, the organization announced.

Last week, men's college basketball fans were surprised with the news that the Wofford Terriers had fired its head coach shortly before the season.

EA Sports vice president of business development Sean O’Brien said the company is for the challenge to get back into college basketball.

That tease came on the same day EA Sports announced it was bringing back its college basketball video game series. The last EA Sports college basketball game was NCAA Basketball 10, although the company brought back its college football game last year in the name, image and likeness era of college sports.

Plans for a new college basketball video game from EA Sports have hit a significant roadblock. Back in June, EA Sports announced plans to bring back a college b

College basketball is making its way back into the virtual world. On Thursday, 2K Sports announced that it will soon include college basketball programs in its NBA video game franchise on the heels of EA Sports reportedly rescinding its licensing offer to create a standalone game.