Attorneys and agents say the University of Miami rose above its scandal with con artist Nevin Shapiro, while the NCAA disgraced itself during the investigation.
October 22, 2013 at 11:50 PM
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Coral Gables attorney Stuart Z. Grossman is a long-time and well-known sports booster at the University of Miami.
He and another long-established booster—Arthur Hertz, the owner of Miami Seaquarium—never ran into Nevin Shapiro. The imprisoned con artist who almost destroyed his alma mater’s sports program knew better than to mix with real boosters.
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