rules violations already
From the Associated Press
Report: SW Texas AD reports secondary violations
SAN MARCOS (AP) - Southwest Texas State has alerted the NCAA to two secondary violations related to the transfer of former University of Houston quarterback Barrick Nealy, Houston television station KRIV reported Tuesday.
Athletic director Greg LaFleur said he reported the violations and is now waiting for the NCAA to determine the severity of the infractions.
Nealy, who received his release from Houston earlier this month, will not be able to play at Division I-AA Southwest Texas State this season unless Houston grants him a one-time transfer exception.
LaFleur said Southwest Texas State will ask for that exception once the NCAA makes its decision on the violations.
Dave Maggard, UH athletic director, wouldn't comment.
Nealy missed all but first four games of the 2002 season with the Cougars because of knee surgery. He decided to leave Houston after Art Briles replaced Dana Dimel as head coach.
In those games, Nealy threw for 592 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 190 yards and two scores.