NCAA rules in Louisville basketball case, UL to lose 2013 national championship banner
Posted Feb 20, 2018
Louisville will lose its 2013 national championship banner. The NCAA announced Tuesday that it upheld the Committee on Infractions' ruling that Louisville must vacate 123 wins, including the 2013 title and the 2012 Final Four appearance, as punishment in the school's escort case. It is the first time in modern Division I men's basketball history that a championship was vacated.
(Louisville Courier-Journal)
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