Hard to say. I'd imagine they have much more dirt once they turned him into an informant. Perhaps on a more limited scope from his earlier personal experiences.
NCAA BASKETBALL CORRUPTION SCHEME
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Hard to say. I'd imagine they have much more dirt once they turned him into an informant. Perhaps on a more limited scope from his earlier personal experiences.
The Taxman usually is pretty upset when you do not report $100,000+ of income, to be fair. They are even nice and give you that "Other" box on your tax return to report it. Long as you put it down and pay the taxes on it, no real questions asked...
Thanks.The Taxman usually is pretty upset when you do not report $100,000+ of income, to be fair. They are even nice and give you that "Other" box on your tax return to report it. Long as you put it down and pay the taxes on it, no real questions asked...
The Taxman usually is pretty upset when you do not report $100,000+ of income, to be fair. They are even nice and give you that "Other" box on your tax return to report it. Long as you put it down and pay the taxes on it, no real questions asked...
Type: Bribery
Amount: $100k
Do you need to pay self employment taxes on that?
Always pay the shakedown money. Unless you want real trouble.
Got to hand it to Jake Sullivan. Pretty much laid it out a year or two ago about the control of the AAU system and how much depends on what shoe company your school is contracted.
Cases like this have to literally end up in the G-men lap before they turn off the porn and do something.
Got to hand it to Jake Sullivan. Pretty much laid it out a year or two ago about the control of the AAU system and how much depends on what shoe company your school is contracted.
Cases like this have to literally end up in the G-men lap before they turn off the porn and do something.
Mistake #1: paper trail. The guy was wiring the money?! Idiot.Mark SchlabachVerified account @Mark_Schlabach 1h1 hour ago
Martin Blazer, a former Pittsburgh financial adviser, who was accused of swindling $2.35 million from clients, was FBI's cooperating witness
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I'm guessing we'll see a lot of Class of 2018 recruits delaying their commitment dates while they wait to see how this plays out in the next few weeks or even months.
I'm just joking. Bad joke. I just assume we've done something crooked in the last 17 years.
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Steve Alford ....... I am waiting for this to attach to that turd.
Have to say...I don't usually have much use for Twitter, but it's a great way to follow a big news story breaking (particularly when you follow a lot of sports related accounts).
On another message board a guy said he heard Wiggins got a million when he committed to Kansas.
Please please please God dont have us involved in any way
