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Steve Spurrier and University of South Carolina officials will appear before the NCAA Committee on Infractions in Los Angeles on Friday.
The NCAA says the school received $55,000 in improper benefits for athletes - mostly football players - who stayed at a hotel for a reduced rate and for South Carolina's involvement with a mentoring group in Delaware.
Spurrier, university President Harris Pastides and athletic director Eric Hyman are part of the 11-person contingent traveling for the meeting.
South Carolina agreed in its response to the NCAA in December that major rules violations did take place.
Spurrier bluntly summed up how he feels about the hearing when he said earlier this month, ''Sometimes crap happens. You just have to deal with it.''
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