The University of Memphis is facing at least four Level I and two Level II violations, according to an amended notice of allegations received in 2021.
"failed to demonstrate that he promoted an atmosphere of compliance within the men's basketball program." Hardaway is charged with involvement in one Level I violation and two Level II violations, the specifics of which are redacted.
The amended notice of allegations charges that data from a computer hard drive belonging to a former assistant coach was not preserved. The university's response indicated the computer belonged to Mike Miller. In December 2020, Hardaway agreed to terms with the university on a de facto contract extension that runs through April 2026. According to the amended memorandum of understanding, Hardaway acknowledges that"if he is found in violation of NCAA regulations, he shall be subject to disciplinary or corrective action as set forth in the provisions of the NCAA infractions process , including suspension without pay or termination of employment.
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