Andre Drummond could face sanctions for appearing in a video promoting a new adidas basketball shoe.

Drummond is an incoming freshman at Connecticut and is considered one of the leading candidates to be the top overall pick of the 2012 NBA Draft.

Kris Dunn of New London High School also appeared, which could put his eligibility at New London High School in jeopardy. Dunn has committed to Providence.

It is not known whether any player accepted payment for their appearance.

LaQuinton Ross, a top-50 recruit for the current freshman class, has been ruled a non-qualifier by the NCAA.

Ross failed to meet NCAA standards with either his test scores or his academic transcript, and he was ineligible to play or practice this season if he remained at Ohio State.

Ross plans to leave Columbus in the hopes of gaining the necessary grades or scores that would allow him to return to Ohio State for the academic quarter that begins in January as a full qualifier able to play this season.

Jamaal Franklin was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol following a traffic stop on campus, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune.

Franklin is a sophomore who came off the bench for 22 games as a freshman and is expected to be a key contributor this season.

UCLA guard Jermie Anderson was arrested in July for computer theft.

Ben Howland said Anderson will miss a few games as a result.