.Kumar didnt immediately respond to messages from The Associated Press on Wednesday seeking comment. In her Facebook post Tuesday, she said at least two acad

COLUMBIA, Mo. -- A former University of Missouri tutor said she can document at least a dozen instances of serious academic fraud involving mens and womens athletes during a 16-month period.Yolanda Kumar told The Kansas City Star that she felt pressured to keep athletes academically eligible, especially football and mens basketball players. Her allegations come less than a year after the school sanctioned its mens basketball team for violating NCAA rules.Hours after Kumar posted in her personal Facebook account Tuesday afternoon that she had taken entrance exams and completed entire courses for Mizzou athletes, the university issued a statement announcing its investigation.The University of Missouri has received allegations of potential academic rules violations by a former tutor in the Athletics Academic Services area, the athletics department said in a statement. Consistent with our commitment to rules compliance and to operating our athletics program with integrity, we are conducting a review of the allegations.Of the hundreds of Missouri athletes she has tutored since 2010, Kumar said, 15 involved serious academic fraud. She told The St. Louis Post-Dispatch she felt like she had been groomed over time by her superiors to participate in what she described as academic dishonesty.The last straw for Kumar involved a male athlete she said needed help during the summer on a core class she was told he needed to graduate. The student passed, she said, but he really was struggling with very basic things that my eighth-grader could do.The same student was assigned to her in the fall and became depressed after he was unable to grasp basic statistics equations, she said.This kid, he has no hope, Kumar said. Hes so lost, and I helped. I helped ruin him. I probably cant take it all, because its not all me. Its not all me at all, but he was the one who forced me. That was enough. I couldnt do it anymore.During an 18-minute phone call on Nov. 2 with Mary Ann Austin, the universitys executive associate athletic director for compliance, Kumar came clean about her involvement. Initially it felt good to have provided that information, she said, but she soon realized the evil was out of the box and you cant put it back in.Kumar didnt immediately respond to messages from The Associated Press on Wednesday seeking comment. In her Facebook post Tuesday, she said at least two academic coordinators for athletes in revenue-generating sports encouraged, promoted and supported her activities. 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