FBI investigates NCAA basketball programs but Ohio State has nothing to hide

Ohio State men's basketball players said Wednesday they were aware of the ongoing FBI investigation into college basketball corruption, however made clear they hadn't experienced anything similar to the allegations. Assistant coaches from Auburn, Arizona, Oklahoma State & USC have been charged by fraud, corruption & bribery, between other charges from the ongoing investigation. Ohio State hasn't been mentioned in the investigation. "But obviously, if the FBI are investigating, things have happened."The investigation is ongoing & further schools than the aforementioned four can be in hot water as the FBI continues its investigation. "I'm just worried about here & Ohio State & what we can do."

College basketball FBI arrests show how players get burned

The arrow toward the managers & advisors is also money, in the form of the players' possibility business during their professional careers. What Persons & Evans were offering was supposed to be a way for players & their families to wade through those unfamiliar, predatory waters. I trust him 100%." & thus Person steered the player toward the advisor, arranging meetings & giving him his endorsement. As free agency has taught us, bidding wars help players maximize their compensation, How all of us would like for ourselves.) What will it mean for the cozy ties between shoe companies, schools, coaches & AAU programs?

Not 'One Shining Moment': After FBI sting, college basketball ought be very afraid

according to Then One Shining Moment will play, alumni will choke up by tears & NCAA officials will bask in the glory of their annual showcase event. No matter who wins or loses, high-level college basketball was unmasked Tuesday as a magnet for corruption, bribery & kickbacks it always has been behind the scenes. At a news conference in Fresh York, U.S. attorney Joon Kim referred to the "dark underbelly of college basketball" that was exposed in the indictments. And though it took the investigative tools of the FBI to bring it through the shadows, what he outlined as a criminal scheme is what college basketball coaches have long referred to as, quite simply, how things get done. Yes, One Shining Moment will still play following April when college basketball crowns its champion.

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