In Clarke's case, VT is legally prohibited from releasing any information from Clarke's educational record without his written permission. Even if he provided such permission, I suspect VT would still not do so. (It's Clarke's record, so he is the one who should release it if he chooses to do so.)

In Nolley's case, the only public information I am aware of is Berman's article. However, there has been a lot of speculation based solely on an unconfirmed quote by Nolley's high school coach. Indeed, afterward, Buzz said "It’s not in our control, it’s not in Virginia Tech’s control. NCAA compliance, you’ve probably heard the word, our office at Virginia Tech has been over the top good in every single way regarding this. His parents, albeit disappointed, have been very understanding. Landers, the player, has probably handled it more maturely than any adult involved, but much of it we can’t control, but we’re trying to work to help it be as good as it can be. That’s probably as much as I’ve ever said, and the reason I’m saying that is because there was some information that got out, outside of Virginia Tech, that is not completely accurate. That is why I’m expanding upon it."