The academic misconduct scandal in the University of Minnesota's men's basketball program could ultimately cost more than $5-million -- not to mention the jobs of top university administrators. A report issued late last week confirmed widespread fraud in the program. Most observers approve of university president Mark Yudof's job confronting the scandal -- but some are raising questions.
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