NCAA Sanctions Ex-Sewanee Coach for $93K Gambling Spree

The former coach placed bets on college and professional sports, leading to probation and fines for the university.

An NCAA investigation found that a former Sewanee women's basketball coach placed over $93,000 in bets on college and professional sports over two years.
The coach, not named in the NCAA report but identified as Brody Curry, did not bet on games involving his own team.
Curry stepped down from his position in July, after serving as both an assistant for the men's team and head coach for the women's team.
Sewanee was placed on one-year probation and fined $1,500 by the NCAA Committee on Infractions.
The case was resolved through a cooperative summary disposition process, with Sewanee and the coach agreeing to the primary facts and violations.