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University of San Diego president Mary E. Lyons says she and the school's trustees have "unwavering support" for men's basketball coach Bill Grier and athletic director Ky Snyder as the FBI investigates a bribery case.

University of San Diego coach Bill Grier, who led Toreros to the NCAA tournament in his first season with the school, said Tuesday he interviewed for the vacant Oregon State job but hasn't accepted it.

SAN DIEGO -- University of San Diego coach Bill Grier has agreed to a contract extension after leading the Toreros to the NCAA tournament in his first season.

A surprise NCAA tournament run has Florida Gulf Coast University scrambling. Coach Andy Enfield is suddenly of interest to a lot of other schools. Can the Eagles keep him?

Former University of San Diego basketball star Brandon Johnson was sentenced to six months in prison Friday for his role in a game-fixing scheme.

Brandon Johnson -- a former player at the University of San Diego, where he is the all-time leading scorer -- pleaded guilty Thursday in a sports bribery case, according to U-T San Diego.

Authorities say one of the leaders of a gambling ring that fixed a University of San Diego basketball game has been sentenced to 2.5 years in prison.

Three men have pleaded guilty in an alleged scheme to fix a University of San Diego basketball game.

When it came to bylaws about departing teams, the Horizon, Colonial and America East didn't buckle. There are consequences that come along with a departure. Being ineligible for the conference tournament is one of them for these leagues. Butler (Hor...

A California man has pleaded guilty to federal charges that he was part of a betting ring involving the University of San Diego's basketball team.

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A well-known former University of San Diego basketball player has made an appearance in federal court in a sports bribery case.

The sports betting scandal involving the University of San Diego has led to players from San Diego State being interviewed, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. The paper reported that unidentified players were interviewed because they had be...

A man accused of participating in a sports betting business to affect the outcome of basketball games at the University of San Diego has been granted release from federal prison once his bond paperwork is completed.

Federal prosecutors say one of the defendants in the University of San Diego sports bribery scandal warned a college basketball player about what would happen if he took a bribe to fix a game but didn't deliver the results.

The NCAA plans to conduct its own investigation into an alleged gambling ring at the University of San Diego but will wait until the FBI completes its work.