Court Won’t Turn Over Redacted Material in CBB Case

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Some college basketball coaches are likely breathing a little bit easier after a U.S. District Court Judge denied a request by the NCAA seeking redacted and unreleased material that was part of a criminal pay-for-play scheme in college basketball.

ESPN reports that the ruling, issued Tuesday, denies the NCAA access to evidence and the un-redacted sentencing memo for former Adidas executive James Gatto, one of the three men convicted in the college basketball corruption scheme wherein prospective student-athletes were steered toward Adidas-sponsored programs.

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