The Rutgers football program has reported sanctions that occurred during the Kyle Flood era, according to a report on Friday.
As a result, the school has recommended self-imposed sanctions.
There are seven potential NCAA violations which include “Flood, a host/hostess program and inconsistencies in drug-testing procedures and policies.”
Rutgers is recommending a $5,000 fine, one year of probation a limit of official visits and transfer students and the reduction of off-campus recruiting days during the 2017-18 academic school year.
Flood was fired after the 2015 season and is no longer with the program.
The NCAA has 60 days to issue a response to Rutgers.
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Rutgers Football Self Reports NCAA Violations Under Kyle Flood
