College basketball scandal updates: Auburn's Person, USC's Bland indicted
Channel: yassine mounir
Date: 09/11/2017

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A federal grand jury in New York handed down the first three indictments relating to the college basketball corruption scandal on Tuesday to Chuck Person, the once-suspended (and now fired) associate head coach at Auburn, Rashan Michel, the owner of a clothing company and a former NCAA referee, and Southern California assistant coach Tony Bland.
Both Person and Michel were charged with six counts related to the investigation unveiled in September. The charges carry a maximum sentence of 80 years in federal prison if they are found guilty. Bland is facing four charges, two fewer than in the original complaint, including conspiracy to commit bribery and and honest services wire fraud.
Person, Bland and Michael are three of the 10 individuals who were charged in the corruption and bribery scheme acting U.S. attorney Joon Kim called the "dark underbelly of college basketball" when the initial discovery was brought to light. Two other college basketball assistants, Oklahoma State's Lamont Evans and Emanuel "Book" Richardson, were also accused of similar crimes in the federal documents.