Long Island University has been placed on three-year probation by the NCAA following an investigation into athletics eligibility violations, the organization announced.

The probationary period stems from an NCAA probe into the university's compliance with student-athlete eligibility requirements. The investigation examined potential violations of NCAA regulations governing athletic participation standards.

During the probation period, LIU will face enhanced oversight and monitoring of its athletics programs. The university must demonstrate compliance with all NCAA rules and regulations to avoid additional penalties.

The NCAA did not immediately provide details about the specific nature of the eligibility violations or whether any individual sports programs were particularly affected. LIU competes in NCAA Division I athletics across multiple sports.

Three-year probation represents a significant penalty in NCAA enforcement, indicating the organization found substantial compliance issues. Universities on probation face restrictions on recruiting activities and must submit regular compliance reports to the NCAA.