I’m unable to find any credible reports or official statements confirming that the NCAA has dismissed three UNC star players due to a “gay act and marijuana use in the locker room.” Such specific allegations involving sexual conduct and drug use would likely attract significant media attention and official responses, yet no such information is available from reliable sources.
Historically, the NCAA and universities have taken disciplinary actions against athletes for various infractions, including drug-related offenses. For instance, in 2005, UNC football players Adarius Bowman and Isaiah Thomas were suspended after being cited for marijuana possession. The university did not specify whether they left the team voluntarily or were dismissed, citing privacy rights. Both remained enrolled at the university. ([Players were suspended for drug citation – ESPN]
More recently, the NCAA has moved towards a more lenient stance on marijuana use. In 2024, the NCAA voted to remove marijuana from its banned substances list for Division I players, treating it similarly to alcohol and focusing on student-athlete health and well-being rather than punishment. ([NCAA To Remove Weed From Banned Substances List For College Athletes | National | annistonstar.com](https://www.annistonstar.com/sports/national/ncaa-to-remove-weed-from-banned-substances-list-for-college-athletes/video_5003d797-6560-5dee-b3bb-222f1b07f826.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com))
Regarding allegations of sexual misconduct or inappropriate behavior, universities typically conduct thorough investigations in accordance with Title IX regulations and institutional policies. However, there is no public record or credible report indicating that such an incident involving UNC players has occurred recently.
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