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Eastern New Mexico on probation, to vacate five seasons of wins
Eastern New Mexico will be on probation for four years and forfeit five seasons' worth of victories by nearly all of its sports programs because of eligibility violations.
2 September 2015 03:48 · 1 min
PORTALES, N.M. -- Eastern New Mexico will be on probation for four years and forfeit five seasons' worth of victories by nearly all of its sports programs because of eligibility violations.
The NCAA Division II Committee on Infractions Report was released Tuesday.
NCAA enforcement staff found ENMU used 132 athletes in 12 different programs who were ineligible to practice or play during the 2008-09 through 2012-13 seasons.
ENMU will forfeit victories from 2008-13 in football, baseball, volleyball and men's and women's soccer.
The university also will forfeit wins in softball and men's and women's basketball from 2008-12, and vacate individual points and team awards in men's and women's cross country and track in various seasons.
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