The commission did not say what triggered the ban.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission has prohibited any sports betting on the University of Alabama baseball team after receiving reports from one of its independent integrity monitors.
Executive Director Matthew T. Schuler sent an emergency order to sports gaming licensees on Monday. According to the order, sportsbooks will not be allowed to accept any wagers on Alabama's baseball team immediately. "Any wagers placed on an incomplete sporting event that has had wagering suspended through the issuance of an emergency order must be voided," Schuler wrote in the statement.Alabama's next game is scheduled for Thursday against Vanderbilt.
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