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Brian Bowen still on University of Louisville campus, interim coach David Padgett says
University of Louisville mens basketball player Brian Bowen, who is believed to be at the center of a pay for play recruiting scheme unveiled by authorities this week, has been suspended from all athletic activities at the school, officials confirmed on Friday.
Bowen is not allowed to work out or practice with the team, according to university spokesman John Karman. He is still enrolled at the school, as of Friday morning, Karman said. He is still listed on the schools official mens basketball roster.
Acting head coach David Padgett said at a press conference late Friday announcing his appointment to the post that Bowen was still on campus.
Confirmation of Bowens suspension from the university comes two days after interim university President Greg Postel announced that a player had been suspended from the team as the result of the FBI investigation.
Details provided by authorities suggested it was Bowen, a McDonalds All-American who signed with Louisville in June, but Postel declined to give his name.
Bowen, a five-star recruit and McDonalds All-American, was spotted on campus Wednesday by the Courier-Journal and again on Thursday by a reporter from WLKY, Louisvilles CBS affiliate.
On Wednesday, he was seen walking into the teams on-campus athletic facility just after 10 a.m. He wasnt with a group of Louisville players when they emerged from a team meeting.
Some later reconvened at the facility, but he wasnt spotted entering or leaving the building with them. His mother, Carrie Malecke, and father, Brian Bowen Sr., did not respond to phone calls asking for comment after 11:30 a.m. Friday.
Postel also announced Wednesday that athletic director Tom Jurich and head mens basketball coach Rick Pitino were placed on administrative leave over the recruiting scandal. Both Pitino and Jurichs contracts require notice to be given before they are fired for cause. Jurich was suspended with pay, pending the next Board of Trustees meeting in October.
Pitino was suspended without pay, and his lawyer said he was effectively fired.. The school is expected to name an interim athletic director on Monday.
The scandal stems from FBI allegations that at least four NCAA mens assistant basketball coaches around the country and an Adidas executive conspired to funnel money to top recruits. Postel confirmed Tuesday that the university was part of the probe.
The complaint alleges the Adidas executive conspired to pay $100,000 to a recruits family in exchange for the player going to University-6 — believed to be Louisville — and then representing Adidas when he turns pro.
In one of three federal complaints, a recruit identified as Player-10 was said to have been paid in four installments. Player-10 then committed to University-6 on or about June 3, according to the documents.
Bowen announced his commitment via Twitter on June 3, making him the lone Louisville recruit who matches that description. The freshman attended La Lumiere School in La Porte, Indiana, and helped the school to a 29-1 record.
He was named 2017 Gatorade Boys Basketball Player of the Year in Indiana and was a finalist for the Naismith national player of the year, according to information on the teams website.
The allegations made regarding the University of Louisville and other universities have rocked college basketball. The investigation is believed to be ongoing and more charges could be filed involving coaches around the country.
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