The NCAA will reportedly issue allegations of major violations against Kansas basketball, according to The Star.

The allegations surround a pay-for-play recruiting scheme that was investigated by the FBI involving schools associated with Adidas.

A former Adidas employee testified in federal court that he made payments of over $92,000 to the guardians of two Kansas recruits on behalf of the company.

N.C. State received a notice of allegations earlier this summer that included Level 1 violations, which could result in postseason bans and a loss of scholarships.

Freshman Cassius Stanley broke Duke's record for a maximum vertical leap set by Zion Williamson last season.

Duke did not announce the measurement for either Stanley or Williamson's record.

Stanley was the no. 32 ranked player coming out of high school last season, according to ESPN. Stanley was part of a class that was ranked no. 2 in the country. 

Kentucky has received a commitment for the class of 2021 from Terrence Clarke.

Clarke is the No. 4 prospect in the class of 2021, but he is expected to reclassify for the class of 2020.

Clarke also considered Boston College, Duke, Memphis, Texas Tech and UCLA.

Clarke's expected reclassification likely takes Kentucky out of the running for five-star wings Jalen Green and Joshua Christopher.