had received substantial benefits from Monus over his college career, including $10,000 in cash, and the use of several cars. The NCAA made an inquiry after being tipped off to Monus' actions, but dropped it after a cursory internal investigation by the university. The true scope of the violations was only revealed in 1998, when Isaac admitted tampering with a juror in Monus' fraud trial. The university admitted to a lack of institutional control, and docked itself some scholarships; however, it was allowed to keep the 1991 national championship, because the statute of limitations had run out. References 1947 births Babson College alumni American businesspeople in retailing American white-collar criminals Businesspeople from Youngstown, Ohio Living people 20th-century American Jews American people convicted of fraud Abuse of the legal system American businesspeople convicted of crimes 21st-century American Jews