Overview
- The NCAA said Brett Agne placed more than 700 online wagers totaling $327,000 over five months, none involving Indiana volleyball.
- Investigators found 27 of the bets were on Indiana football or men’s basketball, which are prohibited for staff.
- Agne told the NCAA he used an unregulated algorithmic program that automatically placed bets and that he did not know which games were selected.
- Penalties include a two-year show-cause order, a 10-regular-season contest suspension to be served in 2026 with no coaching activity, mandated sports-betting education, and a public reprimand.
- Indiana dismissed Agne in 2023; he now coaches for Indy Ignite, which acknowledged the report without further comment, as a Nov. 22 rule change will allow participant betting on pro sports but not on college games.