Just when Syracuse University was rebounding from Bernie Fine’s sexual abuse scandal last year, another shameful revelation has stricken the school.

Bernie’s wife, Laurie Fine, has now been accused of having sex with players and court documents filed on Monday claim that several people associated with the highly respected basketball program knew about it, including her husband, reported FoxNews.com.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine was fired last November after three men accused him of sexual abuse.

Gloria Allred is representing two alleged sexual abuse victims in the Syracuse University basketball scandal and will announce plans to file a lawsuit against the university at a news conference in New York City on Tuesday, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

The powerhouse civil rights attorney will be with her clients, Bobby Davis and Mike Lang, who have both accused former Syracuse University assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine. The Syracuse Orangemen assistant basketball coach was fired after the two men went public with their claims. Davis, 39, and Lang, 45 served as ball boys when they were teenagers.

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Despite three accusers claiming that Bernie Fine sexually abused them, the district attorney in the case says he cannot charge the former assistant Syracuse basketball coach with any crime because of the statute of limitations.Onondaga County District Attorney William Fitzpatrick explained on Wednesday that he found that two men who accused him of sexual abuse are credible, but that the alleged rimes are too old to be prosecuted, reported ESPN.com.

Fine, 65, who has been the school's top assistant coach since 1976, was fired on November 27 following the allegations from the three men, but he has denied any wrong doing.

The claims of the third accuser, 23-year-old Zach Tomaselli, of Lewiston, Maine, fall within federal statutes of limitations and are being investigated by the U.S. Secret Service.

The third victim to come forward and accuse Bernie Fine of sexual abuse said the Syracuse coach made him watch porn and forced him to masturbate, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Zach Tomaselli gave details of the alleged abuse he endured to Anderson Cooper on Wednesday's episode of his talk show and RadarOnline.com has a preview of the dramatic confession.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the longtime assistant basketball coach was fired on Sunday in the wake of accusations that he molested three ballboys.

Longtime Syracuse University assistant hoops coach Bernie Fine was fired Sunday night in the wake of accusations he molested at least three ballboys.

"At the direction of Chancellor Cantor, Bernie Fine’s employment with Syracuse University has been terminated, effective immediately," Syracuse University's senior vice president for public affairs, Kevin Quinn, said in a statement.

Syracuse Head Coach Jim Boeheim said "the university took the appropriate step" in dismissing Fine, his longtime right-hand man.

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UPDATE: Syracuse University announced Sunday night that it has fired Bernie Fine. A statement from the school said, "At the direction of Chancellor Cantor, Bernie Fine’s employment with Syracuse University has been terminated, effective immediately."

Bobby Davis, one of three men who had accused Bernie Fine of sexually abusing them as teenagers, secretly recorded a telephone conversation with the Syracuse University basketball coach's wife where she is heard admitting she knew what was going on!

The stunning audiotape was made public Sunday by ESPN.

Davis was also interviewed by the ESPN program, Outside the Lines, which explained that Davis recorded the conversation in 2002 after reporting his allegations to the Syracuse police, and getting nowhere.

"I know everything that went on, you know," Laurie Fine said on the call. "I know everything that went on with him ... Bernie has issues, maybe that he's not aware of, but he has issues ... And you trusted somebody you shouldn't have trusted."

The call was legally recorded, ESPN pointed out. Davis was in Utah at the time, Laurie Davis was in New York, and both are one party states -- meaning only one person needs to be aware of the recording.

"You know, he needs ... that male companionship that I can't give him, nor is he interested in me, and vice versa," Laurie Davis went on to say.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, federal, state and local law enforcement converged on Fine's home outside Syracuse Friday night.

They removed everything from file cabinets to patio furniture and took hundreds of photographs while serving their search warrant.

Fine has been suspended by the university as the investigations continue.

The quiet neighborhood of DeWitt, New York was overtaken by law enforcement officials from three different state and federal agencies Friday afternoon.  Dozens of investigators descended on the home of Syracuse University assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine, who has been accused of molesting two teen boys.

The 65-year-old coach has now been suspended by the University as the investigation into the allegations continues. He's worked there 35 years.

Fine's wife. Laurie, stood nearby, The Syracuse Post-Standard reports, as investigators removed everything from file cabinets to patio furniture and took hundreds of photographs.

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The men who've made the allegations against the longtime coach are both now adults. Fine has denied he ever molested them.

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