The Latest: Texas to withhold Davis from competition

NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the corruption scandal in college basketball (all times Eastern):

8:47 p.m.

Texas is withholding junior guard Eric Davis Jr. from competition until further notice after his name appeared in documents in a federal investigation into college basketball corruption.

Davis was named along with former Texas players Prince Ibeh and Isaiah Taylor in documents obtained by Yahoo Sports.

Davis received a $1,500 loan from ASM Sports associate Christian Dawkins, according to the documents.

"Winning with integrity is paramount to Texas Athletics, and we take these allegations very seriously," Texas athletic director Chris Del Conte said in a statement. "We expect all of our programs to comply with NCAA rules, and every year we have all of our student-athletes sign forms attesting they will follow those rules. Beyond that, we put a great deal of effort and resources into educating our coaches and student-athletes on NCAA rules and regulations. Our compliance department is constantly monitoring and communicating with our coaches and student-athletes, as we are in this case. We will continue to work through this recent development and provide further updates when we have the necessary information to do so."

Source: Yahoo News