Hey there, it's Gary Parish. Friday, February 20, 3rd, 2018. Welcome back to the Ion College

basketball podcast. I got Matt Norlander here with me and obviously a big headline from

Yahoo Sports on Friday morning. Essentially players from more than 20 division 1 men's

basketball programs have been identified as possibly breaking NCAA rules through violations

that were uncovered by the FBI's investigation into corruption in the sport. As you probably

know by now, the documents were secured during a raid of Andy Miller's offices. Miller,

of course, is a prominent sports agent. The documents, which are detailed, obviously now

to a fault, indicate that he or somebody who works for him provided impermissible benefits

to prominent players, both former and current players or their families. The list includes

Michigan State's Milo Bridges, Alabama's Colin Sexton, Duke's Windel Carter, Kentucky's

Kevin Knox, just to name a few. So Norlander, let's just dive in. What do you make of what

we read this morning? There are about 46 different things you can make from it, to be honest.

I want to remind listeners off the top here that what we have are documents that have

been obtained by the FBI that were then obtained by Yahoo Sports. When the FBI raided Andy Miller's

offices back in September, and Andy Miller is one of many agents who could potentially

be involved in this, but he is obviously the one at the center of all of this. It's important

to note that we don't have receipts. We have expense reports. We don't have any coaches

directly implicated in any of this, obviously. We have to be, we'll look at all this with

a critical eye and a keen eye and rightfully so a cynical eye, but keep in mind that these

are not receipts. There are already people that have come out, Malcolm Brockden, first

of all, there are certain names in this story that just pop out to you. Malcolm Brockden

is obviously one of them. Fred Van Vleet out of which to a state is another, but Malcolm

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