Ex-Louisville Basketball Player Rejects NCAA’s 2013 National Title Penalty
The NCAA won’t take away one of Kevin Ware’s greatest basketball memories.
The NCAA announced Tuesday Louisville must vacate its 2013 men’s basketball national championship as well as its 2012 Final Four appearance as punishment for its high-profile sex scandal. Ware, who was a member of those Louisville teams, apparently rejected the NCAA’s decision Tuesday in a series of tweets.
— Tim Henderson (@T_Henny15) February 20, 2018
https://twitter.com/AirWare5/status/966000942217822209
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Ware suffered a horrific leg injury during the 2013 NCAA tournament and subsequently transferred to Georgia State. But he remains proud of the role he played in Louisville basketball history and won’t let infamy of the first stripped title NCAA D-1 basketball history tarnish his personal legacy.
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