Overview
- The University of Illinois has closed its internal investigation into sexual assault allegations against basketball player Terrence Shannon Jr., citing insufficient evidence.
- Shannon was initially suspended from the team but was allowed to return after a court ruling in January.
- Despite the closure of the university's case, Shannon still faces criminal charges in Kansas, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for May 10.
- Shannon helped lead the Illini to the Elite Eight in the NCAA men's tournament and is expected to declare for the 2024 NBA draft.
- The university stated the investigation could be reopened if new substantial evidence is presented.