ISU Player, Accused of Betting Against Own Team, Leaves It

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Isaiah Lee, the Iowa State University defensive lineman accused of placing bets on and even against the Cyclones football team, has left the program.

As reported by CBS affiliate KCCI in Des Moines, Lee was among several ISU and University of Iowa players named in gambling investigations conducted by both schools. He is accused of placing 115 wagers totaling over $885, including 21 wagers on Iowa State football events.

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