ESPN.com: College Basketball

Reporting a dirty program often leads to a lifetime of trouble.

In the age of the whistleblower, NCAA investigators know Hell hath no fury like a player's girlfriend scorned, writes Andy Katz. But, in the life-and-death world of college sports, wrongdoing can be forgiven, but not the whistleblower.

Whistleblowers at: Minnesota | OSU | Tennessee | Georgia

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Costa Rica ... Italy ... Spain ... Barbados? Sounds like a nice vacation package, huh? Well, each are destination points for teams hoping to get a head start on the 2003-04 season. They also could be final ports of call, writes ESPN.com's Andy Katz, if legislation ending such foregin trips is passed.

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