You do understand things like evidence, burden of proof, hearsay, and motive, don't you? In the US legal system, mirrored by the NCAA infractions committee, those things are usually required.
Dude, you have NO idea what you are talking about. You are about to find out how little the US legal system mirrors the infractions committee. Where member institutions are concerned, the NCAA is a benevolent despot. They are not bound by burden of proof or due process. Your letter will arrive. You will be given a chance to contest your guilt. You will be sentenced. That's the NCAA. From their perspective the crypt keeper is Louisville's problem. Louisville is about to go through the same process that Cypher did on that dinning table. The only difference is that it will take a LOT longer. During that, Louisville will have time to consider R3P's fate.