Reggie Johnson, center player of Miami, eligibility has been retained by the NCAA; moreover he is predicted to play for Hurricanes in their match at North Carolina State. Reggie Johnson was ruled disqualified by Miami few weeks ago after an investigation unveiled that his family members accepted "impermissible travel advantages" from a member of the former coaching staff of the school. The university said that Johnson was not conscious about the benefits, individually accepted nothing as well as that his family which had been told they were permitted.

Miami conquered the loss of a best player and improved its resume in NCAA tournament. The Durand Scott scored 17 points as well as the Hurricanes beat the Florida State by 78-62 in the recent match, snapping a 6 game losing in row to the competitor Seminoles.

Men’s basketball coach Frank Haith, an ex- player of Missouri, was announced ineligible by the Miami University, said by the university in a release. In a continuous investigation between the University of Miami and the NCAA, it was found that family of junior center Reggie Johnson received impermissible travel profits from a member of former Miami staff of Haith.

Not so long after men’s basketball coach Charlie Coles of Miami University declared his retirement, concerned candidates started contacting athletic director Brad Bates. Bates said that, however the process of finding a substitute for the pleasing coach in program history which will be much more concerned than just sifting through cover letters and resumes.