This is Deborah Roberts. You're about to hear the first episode of a new true crime series from ESPN's 30 for 30 podcasts called Murder at the U.

In 2006, a rising college football star was gunned down in broad daylight, just steps away from campus, a cold-blooded execution that baffled investigators for nearly 20 years.

Then a surprising name surfaced, a former teammate, now accused of carrying out the murder.

As a long-delayed trial finally approaches, murder at the U takes a look at how scrutiny from a team of ESPN reporters

revived a dormant case and why the search for justice is only now reaching a courtroom.

We'll be releasing the first four episodes of this series right here on the 2020 feed over the

next two weeks. But if you're anxious to jump in, you can get new episodes early by following 30 for 30

podcasts on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever you listen.

Now, here's episode one of Murder at the U.

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Okay, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, at the U.

It's 2006.

Two guys in their 20s are driving down US 1 in Miami in a black infinity SUV.

The AC's blasting, the music is blasting. Who the fuck you think you're fucking with?

I'm the fucking boss.

So I'm 45, white on white, that's fucking Ross.

We're on our way to my cribs.

You're driving to that Rick Ross.

You know, US One goingS. 1 going south.

So, you know,

the driver.

The driver is a football player

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