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Mizzou Athletics responds to former tutor’s tweet

On Monday, Mizzou Athletics released a response to a tweet from former Mizzou tutor Yolanda Kumar.

In 2016, Kumar came forward claiming she “knowingly participated in academic dishonesty” at the University of Missouri.

On Monday, she said she will release the full list of students, classes and coordinators along with new allegations on Wednesday night.

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The complete statement from Mizzou Athletics can be found below:

“As has been the case since November 2016 when the University of Missouri began its comprehensive review of the allegations brought to the department’s attention, the University has worked in step with the NCAA and outside counsel to thoroughly investigate these serious charges. During the course of this review, nearly 50 individuals were interviewed to determine the facts in this matter.

On June 13, 2018, the University appeared before the NCAA’s Committee on Infractions to review its investigative findings, and the Committee has since added a previously unnamed involved party and given notice of the Committee’s allegation to that individual. While the University may not disclose the names of any involved student due to FERPA, we remain confident that this review will reveal that the University, as well as its student-athletes and staff, have shown great integrity in responding to the allegations raised.

In order to protect the investigation’s integrity and in accordance with NCAA rules relative to ongoing investigations, we are unable to comment further any part of the process until it is completed.”

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