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Laura Todd Johnson painted her school as a victim, and not a benefactor, of a rogue basketball coach caught up in a bribery scandal. Experts say, as the NCAA looks at what role the university played, this depiction is crucial.
June 07, 2019 at 03:13 PM
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University of Arizona general counsel Laura Todd Johnson took care in federal court to paint her school as a victim, and not a benefactor, of a rogue basketball coach caught up in a bribery scandal.
The depiction is crucial, experts say, as the National Collegiate Athletic Association looks at what role the university played and whether its athletic program should be penalized.
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