Who oversees NCAA investigations and infractions?
The Infraction Board
The Oversight Department
The Compliance Office
The Committee on Infractions
Answer
The Committee on Infractions, or COI, is the governing body responsible for overseeing investigations and issuing penalties for violations of NCAA rules and regulations. Composed of athletics administrators and faculty representatives from member institutions, the COI reviews and adjudicates cases involving potential infractions, including academic misconduct, recruiting violations, and unethical conduct.
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