 Shortly after Kansas won a national title in 1988, the Jayhawks were found guilty of numerous NCAA violations.The NCAA had opened an investigation in 1986 after receiving a confidential tip.The most serious violations occurred in the summer of 1986, when potential Memphis State transfer Vincent Askew (who ultimately never transferred) was given cash for plane tickets, clothes, an electric bill for his grandmother, and a no-show job by then-Kansas head coach Larry Brown and three other individuals whom the NCAA considered to be boosters.