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This just in...: Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher swept into college basketball recruitment fracas


Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore, 2010. (AP/Evan Agostini)

  • The University of Iowa ran afoul of NCAA recruiting rules, the Des Moines Register reported, when it allowed two basketball recruits to hang out with Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore. Really! Kutcher is a UI dropout and booster; rules prohibit recruits from meeting with anyone promoting a school's athletic interests. The school said Monday that the NCAA has decided not to penalize them, since the meeting -- at the Iowa-Iowa State football game in September -- was accidental.

    • By The Reliable Source  | November 2, 2010; 1:04 AM ET
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