Fresh on the heels of announcing the ineligibility of three former Fresno State men’s basketball players for violating gambling rules, the NCAA has revealed that 13 other former hoopers committed betting violations. The players attended Eastern Michigan, Temple, Arizona State, New Orleans, North Carolina A&T, and Mississippi Valley. The NCAA is waiting until the “infractions process” is finished before releasing the names of the offenders and details of what they did. Gambling violations include players betting on or against their own team, sharing information with third parties for betting purposes, intentionally manipulating their performances to win bets, and not cooperating with investigators. At the same time, though, all of them are “former” basketball players, so that part of any potential punishment may not matter.