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lege basketball that resulted in the 2018 trial and convictions of James Gatto, an Adidas executive; Merl Code, an Adidas consultant; and Christian Dawkins, an aspiring sports agent." The Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal <https://www.courier- journal.corn/story/sports/college/louisville/2021/05/05/brian-

n a sworn deposition that the firm "provided airfare and other benefits to college players, including former Duke basketball star Zion Williamson." Cutler "said an Adidas representative provided four airline tickets for Williamson's family before he enrolled at Duke." The deposition is part of "a lawsu

lege basketball that resulted in the 2018 trial and convictions of James Gatto, an Adidas executive; Merl Code, an Adidas consultant; and Christian Dawkins, an aspiring sports agent." The Louisville (KY) Courier-Journal (5/5, 554K) reports the University of Louisville "insists the bribery scheme preced

in a sworn deposition that the firm "provided airfare and other benefits to college players, including former Duke basketball star Zion Williamson." Cutler "said an Adidas representative provided four airline tickets for Williamson's family before he enrolled at Duke." The deposition is part of "a laws

; Merl Code, an Adidas consultant; and Christian Dawkins, an aspiring sports agent." The Louisville (a) C

in a sworn deposition that the firm "provided airfare and other benefits to college players, including former Duke basketball star Zion Williamson." Cutler "said an Adidas representative provided four airline tickets for Williamson's family before he enrolled at Duke." The deposition is part of "a laws