From The Rumble Seat, a Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets community

"The University of Miami has declared eight student-athletes ineligible and has asked the NCAA to initiate the reinstatement process, according to the Miami Herald. All eight athletes are believed to be football players. According to the source, quarterback Jacory Harris is one of the ineligible athletes." Ohio State will likely face true sophomore QB Stephen Morris when they play the Hurricanes the third week of the season. According to QB Score, this will be an upgrade for the Hurricanes.

Sounds like the allegations against Rolle are more serious. I would love to hear what either player has to say about this situation.

Among the allegations made by former Miami booster Nevin Shapiro: - 72 athletes received impermissible benefits over the course of eight years (2002-2010). - 7 coaches from the Miami football and basketball programs had knowledge of the benefits. - Benefits included cash, prostitutes, yacht trips, nightclub visits, and bounties for injuring opposing players. - The Miami "dynasty" in the early 2000s appears entirely tainted by these allegations, with many of the best players on those teams recipients of the benefits, including Kellen Winslow Jr. and Vince Wilfork.