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How easy is it to fix a college game? Alabama State case says it's simple

Summary by HBCU Sports
The NCAA’s finding that four former Alabama State men’s basketball players accepted money from gamblers to help throw a game has put a spotlight on how easily college basketball can be compromised when money, access and vulnerability intersect. Four members of the Hornets’ 2024-25 roster — including NCAA tournament hero Amarr Knox — have been ruled permanently ineligible after they manipulated the outcome of a Dec. 5, 2024, game at Southern Miss…
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HBCU Sports broke the news on Friday, June 12, 2026.
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