The Southwestern Athletic Conference has officially concluded its investigation but reserves the right to review any additional information received on this matter.

The Southwestern Athletic Conference has closed an investigation into an allegation that Jackson State improperly accessed practice footage of Arkansas-Pine Bluff prior to the teams' game on Nov. 2, it announced Tuesday.

The SWAC has revealed the findings of their investigation into allegations that Jackson State illegally viewed UAPB practice film.

Players from Jackson State allegedly watched the video in the week before Jackson State's 41-3 victory, and the allegation came to light when a UAPB player said a Jackson State player told him that Tigers defensive players had viewed the video,

According to sources, the allegations emerged when a UAPB player informed the coaching staff on Oct. 31 that a Jackson State player mentioned Tigers' defensive personnel were watching UAPB practice footage in their team facility. Alarmed by the claim ...

Officials with the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) said they do not have enough substantial evidence to prove any allegations of unethical conduct by Jackson State University (JSU). On Friday,

The SWAC announced Tuesday that it did not find any violations committed by Jackson State football in its investigation into alleged stealing of Arkansas-Pine Bluff practice film. "After conducting a comprehensive review of the information received,