Rick Pitino's Kentucky Wildcats, playing in their first N.C.A.A. tournament after a two-year absence because of probation, took a 103-102 lead with 2.1 seconds left in overtime.
Because the probation takes effect immediately, though Clemson will not be eligible for regular-season television appearances during the 1984 season, it would be eligible for a bowl.
Ohio State seems a lock to move to 10-0, as the Buckeyes – who are ineligible for the postseason because of NCAA probation – have taken a 31-6 lead on Illinois late in the first half.
Now he was on the hook for violating his probation by taking a mid-February trip to the Florida Keys without notifying his probation officer.
Ms. Lohan, 25, remains on informal probation for taking a necklace without permission last year, but she no longer must report to a probation officer, limit her travel or show up for weekly cleaning shifts at a morgue.
She remains on informal probation for taking a necklace last year from a Los Angeles jewelry store, according to The A.P.
Mr. Seaman, whom Ms. Ono fired, pleaded guilty to second-degree larceny in 1983 and received five years of probation for taking photographs and documents from the Lennons' apartment in the Dakota building on the Upper West Side.
Although in November she was found to be in violation of her probation for taking a prohibited, undisclosed medication, in December Judge Bernard Kamins released her from a rehabilitation center and praised her.
The judge said a previous judge's ruling in the case made clear that Lohan had to undergo drug testing through February, but the testing order wasn't in place after Lohan was recently found in violation of her probation for taking a necklace without permission.
As Jelte Klein, the father of the dead youth, Jason Theodore Klein, 17, looked on, Superior Court Judge James K. Turner also sentenced Haw's father, Ronald A. Haw, 50, to one year in Orange County Jail and three years' probation for taking part in the scheme to gain insurance coverage for his damaged $80,000 Porsche.
