| Infraction | School |
| 1987 FB: Slush fund and payments led to 'death penalty' and cancellation of 87-88 seasons | |
| 1995 FB: team who won 4 National Championships since 1980 came crashing to Earth; $412,000 in excessive benefits, $200,000 in Pell Grant fraud, failure to drug-test, etc. | |
| 1995 FB: CB Antonio Langham played while having an agent; improper loans from boosters | |
| 1982 FB: 1981 National Champions put on 2-year probation for having committed over 150 recruiting violations under head coaches Charley Pell and Danny Ford | |
| 1993 FB: Terry Bowden's 11-0 team denied bowl appearence due to several payouts and unsecured loans to athletes | |
| 2003 BB: Dave Bliss forced to resign after accusing former player and murder victim Patrick Dennehy of dealing drugs to cover his own improprieties | |
| 2002 BB: Ed Martin paid at least four elite players over $600,000 | |
| 1976 FB: 34 NCAA violations and 3-year forced coach Denny Stolz to resign | |
| 1985 FB: School's 1984 Conference championship, led by Neal Anderson, Kerwin Bell, and a stellar OL, vacated by conference due to 107 NCAA infractions by former coach | |
| 1988 FB: 3-year probabtion ended Barry Switzer's term as head coach for this team | |
| 1978 FB: 200-person secret booster club leads to 13 donors being banned and extended team's conference probation by 2 years | |
| 2000 BB: Athletic's dept. secretary did over 400 assignments for 18 basketball players | |
| 2008 BB: Coach Kelvin Sampson knowingly violates recruiting regulations | |
| 2007 FB: 61 athletes, including many football players, cheated in an online music class to maintain eligibility, appeal denied in 2010 | |