Hoosiers assistant in improper calls case resigns (AP/ESPNU)

The Indiana assistant at the center of an investigation of improper telephone calls to recruits, resigned Tuesday.

Rob Senderoff’s resignation comes on the heels of the school losing one basketball scholarship and the head coach, Kelvin Sampson, a $500,000 pay raise.

The university investigation found that Senderoff connected Sampson to 10 three-way calls involving recruits, which normally are permitted under NCAA rules but were banned as part of the previous sanctions. It also found that Senderoff made the majority of 35 undocumented calls from his home.