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They suspended over a dozen players, some indefinitely. And the head coach memorably said, "'There is no single game more important than the character and integrity of this university.'" The strategy might have worked if the story had ended there. But one of the suspended football players decided to fight back and filed a lawsuit to get back on the team.

They suspended over a dozen players, some indefinitely. And the head coach memorably said, "'There is no single game more important than the character and integrity of this university.'" The strategy might have worked if the story had ended there. But one of the suspended football players decided to fight back and filed a lawsuit to get back on the team.

They suspended over a dozen players, some indefinitely. And the head coach memorably said, "'There is no single game more important than the character and integrity of this university.'" The strategy might have worked if the story had ended there. But one of the suspended football players decided to fight back and filed a lawsuit to get back on the team.

The paper was for a course in the AFAM department, with department chair Julius Nyong'oro listed at the top.

The paper was for a course in the AFAM department, with department chair Julius Nyong'oro listed at the top.

The paper was for a course in the AFAM department, with department chair Julius Nyong'oro listed at the top.

The NC State fan posted about the plagiarism on a sports message board, writing, I can't wait till the media gets this and breaks it down. And before long, a journalist at the News & Observer came across the post. That journalist was Dan Cain.

The NC State fan posted about the plagiarism on a sports message board, writing, I can't wait till the media gets this and breaks it down. And before long, a journalist at the News & Observer came across the post. That journalist was Dan Cain.

The NC State fan posted about the plagiarism on a sports message board, writing, I can't wait till the media gets this and breaks it down. And before long, a journalist at the News & Observer came across the post. That journalist was Dan Cain.

On July 9th, 2011, Dan published an article asking that very question. Shortly after publishing the article, Dan got one step closer to the answer. He tracked down the transcript of a football player, which offered some key clues.

On July 9th, 2011, Dan published an article asking that very question. Shortly after publishing the article, Dan got one step closer to the answer. He tracked down the transcript of a football player, which offered some key clues.

On July 9th, 2011, Dan published an article asking that very question. Shortly after publishing the article, Dan got one step closer to the answer. He tracked down the transcript of a football player, which offered some key clues.

In the summer before his freshman year, this player was enrolled in a senior level course and managed to get a B+.

In the summer before his freshman year, this player was enrolled in a senior level course and managed to get a B+.

In the summer before his freshman year, this player was enrolled in a senior level course and managed to get a B+.

The professor of that 400-level course was none other than Julius Nyong'oro, the same professor who had neglected to report the clearly plagiarized paper.

The professor of that 400-level course was none other than Julius Nyong'oro, the same professor who had neglected to report the clearly plagiarized paper.

The professor of that 400-level course was none other than Julius Nyong'oro, the same professor who had neglected to report the clearly plagiarized paper.

You'll remember Mary from the previous episode. She worked as a learning specialist in the academic support program for student athletes.

You'll remember Mary from the previous episode. She worked as a learning specialist in the academic support program for student athletes.