Three of Oregon\u2019s seven self-reported NCAA secondary violations in 2024-25 came from the track and field program.<\/p>\n
It was the most secondary violations reported by UO since 2018-19, though football was involved in just one, according to records released to The Oregonian\/OregonLive in response to a public records request.<\/p>\n
The nature of the violation committed by the football program is redacted and not attributed to any individual of the staff, but notes the player involved was reinstated.<\/p>\n
An ineligible track athlete was allowed to compete before they were certified and a recruit on an official visit was allowed to contract professional athletes, which were attributed to assistant director for track operations Josh Seitz and assistant coach Brian Blutreich, respectively. A second violation was also attributed to Seitz, though it was redacted, and the athlete was reinstated in both cases.<\/p>\n
A baseball recruit was contacted early due to a data entry, which was attributed to director of player development Brett Thomas. Head coach Mark Wasikowski is listed with a redacted violation in which the player involved was reinstated.<\/p>\n
Volleyball assistant coach Giovana Melo inadvertently responded to a recruit\u2019s social media post.<\/p>\n
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