Wyoming to Replace Rejected $2M from Convicted Donor

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The University of Wyoming is exploring ways to replace the $2 million pledge toward a High Altitude Performance Center that the school rejected in December, roughly a month after the donor was convicted of third-degree sexual assault.

According to the Laramie Boomerang, Tony Cercy, a Casper businessman, sought to account for $2 million of the facility's $44.5 million price tag. The High Altitude Performance Center is an add on to the Rochelle Athletics Center that opened in August.

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