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Tuesday, August 19
Updated: August 20, 10:25 AM ET
 
'I'm going to tell them everything I know'

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Norma McGill, the former Ohio State teaching assistant who brought allegations of academic fraud involving athletes to light at the school in July, said an NCAA investigator is scheduled to speak with her on Wednesday in Lexington, Ky.

NCAA enforcement director Mark Jones contacted McGill and scheduled a meeting after McGill said she would not speak to an Ohio State committee looking into academic practices at the school, McGill told ESPN.com's Tom Farrey.

"He just wants to introduce me to the (Ohio State) panel," McGill said. "I'm going to tell them everything I know."

NCAA officials, who do not typically comment on pending infraction cases, were unavailable for comment Tuesday.




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