The NCAA has confirmed it is investigating 13 former college basketball players as targets in a wide-ranging sports-betting probe that already has led to multiple lifetime bans.

The players still being investigated played for six schools, including Eastern Michigan’s men’s team, the NCAA confirmed Thursday.

The NCAA said the players in the ongoing cases are facing possible sanctions, but not the individual schools. Involved schools included Eastern Michigan, Temple, Arizona State, New Orleans, North Carolina A&T and Mississippi Valley, as previously reported by various news outlets and confirmed by the NCAA on Thursday.

“EMU remains committed to compliance with NCAA rules and preserving the integrity of competition,” Eastern Michigan athletic director Scott Wetherbee said in a statement

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