Academic Progress Rate Penalties

Updated May. 19, 2020 1:34 p.m. ET
Associated Press

Twenty-three teams in 10 different Division I sports will face penalties as early as next season because of consistently poor Academic Progress Rate scores. Alabama A&M and Stephen F. Austin received the harshest punishments with three programs at each school facing postseason bans.

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Postseason Bans

Alabama A&M: men’s basketball, men’s track & field and women’s soccer

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Alabama State: men’s basketball

Coppin State: women’s track and field

Delaware State: men’s basketball

Grambling: men’s track and field

Howard: football

McNeese State: football

Prairie View A&M: football

Southern: men’s cross country, men’s track and field

Stephen F. Austin: baseball, football, men’s basketball

Level One Penalties

Alabama State: men’s basketball

Bethune-Cookman: men’s golf and men’s track and field

Chicago State: men’s basketball

Coppin State: men’s basketball

McNeese State: football

Prairie View A&M: football and women’s basketball

South Carolina State: women’s volleyball

Stephen F. Austin: baseball, football and men’s basketball

Level Two Penalties

Alabama A&M: men’s basketball, men’s track & field and women’s soccer

Coppin State: women’s track and field

Delaware State: men’s basketball

Grambling: men’s track and field

Howard: football

Southern, men’s cross country and men’s track and field

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Source: NCAA

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