Indiana gambler's suspicious bets trigger NCAA investigations at Alabama and Cincinnati

Bert Neff of Mooresville, Indiana placed suspicious wagers on an LSU-Alabama baseball game and communicated with Alabama coach Brad Bohannon at the time.
Neff's bets led to the firings of Cincinnati assistant coach Kyle Sprague and director of operations Andy Nagel, though there's no evidence games were fixed.
The NCAA is investigating both Alabama and Cincinnati in connection with Neff's gambling activity.
Neff has connections to college baseball coaches through recruiting and played college baseball himself.
NCAA rules prohibit anyone affiliated with college sports from gambling on college or pro sports the NCAA oversees.