I think from a purely moral standpoint:
Michigan State, Baylor, and Louisville are your worst schools. A lot of morally corrupt things went on at those schools, and the brass at those schools all made efforts to cover up the misdeeds. There are no two ways about it, either. I can't speak for Michigan or Texas residents, but the whole 'Tom Jurich strong-armed the media in Kentucky to cover things up' angle was completely true, and once Jurich was cut loose, there were media members who addressed the truth in this, as well. Louisville did the right thing by purging the filth from that school. I talk a ton of shit about Louisville to Louisville fans, and I'm going to heckle them if they're bad still, but ridding the athletics department of Jurich and Pitino, and completely revamping the administration at the university was the right move, and it's better for the state as a whole.
Kansas probably falls into this next tier. There have been plenty of negative stories coming out of that school, a lot of them coming from the basketball program. Read a few stories of sexual assaults occurring, and other things like destruction of property as an example.
I'm not even taking into account the academic fraud scandal of UNC or the schools that have been brought up by the FBI investigation (and while the investigation is incomplete, I really have no room to point fingers and say that any particular school is guilty, because I just don't know if they actually are.)
Generally speaking, there are parties going on. It's college, of course these kids that visit these schools are attending these things. What's so damn strange in the case of Louisville is that the coaches went and funded these parties and got prostitutes (many were under-aged as well). I can't see many college coaches buying a kid a freaking hooker.
The thing that always puzzled me was how U of L mostly covered up the death of a cheerleader in a football player's dorm. Like I said though, regardless of how much Jurich moved Louisville athletic forward, he went about it the wrong way to the detriment of many, many people across the entire state. I think Louisville is absolutely making progress in getting away from those things though, and kudos to the school for doing that.
http://www.orlandosentinel.com/sports/open-mike/os-sp-michigan-state-baylor-20180127-story.html
http://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id...on-michigan-state-goes-larry-nassar-case-espn