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In a filing with Miami-Dade County court last week, Ford's attorneys asked Williamson to admit that several statements were true, including:
• Sharonda Sampson, Williamson's mother, and Lee Anderson, his stepfather, "demanded and received gifts and economic benefits from persons acting on behalf of Duke University (directly and/or indirectly) to influence [Williamson] to attend Duke University to play basketball."
• Sampson and Anderson "demanded and received gifts, money and/or other benefits from persons on behalf of Nike (directly and/or indirectly) to influence [Williamson] to attend Duke University to play basketball."
• Sampson and Anderson "demanded and received gifts, money and/or other benefits from persons acting on behalf of Adidas (directly and/or indirectly) to influence [Williamson] to wear Adidas shoes" and to "influence [Williamson] to attend a college that endorsed Adidas shoes."
• Before becoming a student at Duke, Williamson "or person(s) acting on [his] behalf (including but not limited to Sharonda Sampson and Lee Anderson) accepted benefits from a NCAA-certified agent that are not expressly permitted by the NCAA legislation" between Jan. 1, 2014, and April 14, 2019.
And the answer is no.https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id...parents-received-money-gifts-duke-nike-adidas
No surprise here, for as I've long maintained on here, any coach consistently pulling talent out of the Chicago Public League is dirty.
The question is can his former management company get this into a sworn deposition situation and force him to answer under threat of perjury.
*obligatory*The one time they bend the rules a little bit, and they get caught. How unfair.
Im sure coach K would be singing the same tune is his team was rolling along right now.