Adidas officials and aspiring agent receive prison sentences in basketball corruption trial - The Washington Post
N.C.A.A. Coaches, Adidas Executive Face Charges; Pitino's Program Implicated - The New York Times
FBI Arrests NCAA Basketball Coaches, adidas Exec | HYPEBEAST
NCAA basketball coaches, Adidas rep, arrested in bribery probe
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Federal judge dismisses player's lawsuit against Adidas over basketball corruption - oregonlive.com
Two Adidas employees charged with bribery and corruption
NCAA, Adidas face fallout after corruption investigation – KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
Adidas execs, others found guilty on all counts in NCAA corruption trial - Portland Business Journal
Adidas manager Gatto sentenced to nine months in basketball corruption case - oregonlive.com
College basketball corruption trial: Ex-Adidas exec sentenced to nine months in prison, two others for six months - CBSSports.com
Adidas exec James Gatto released without bond as part of NCAA corruption case – New York Daily News
Adidas (ADDYY) Could Walk Away Totally Unscathed From NCAA Corruption Case - TheStreet
Lessons Learned From Adidas' College-Recruiting Scandal
Jim Gatto Adidas FBI Arrest NCAA Corruption Bribes | Sole Collector
New documentary: Adidas recruiting scandal amounted to nothing - Deseret News
Former Adidas executive, two other basketball recruiting insiders convicted in corruption case
Adidas Marketer Arrested in FBI Corruption Probe | Ad Age
Miami basketball in "good spot" after Adidas Corruption trial concludes
Adidas say corruption allegations are 'not good for the sport nor for Fifa' | Fifa | The Guardian
NCAA Corruption Case: Former Adidas Exec Sentenced to Priston Time – Footwear News
Adidas Executive, Two Others Found Guilty in College-Basketball Corruption Trial - WSJ
Michael Avenatti Nike Sneaker Case Adidas College Hoops Corruption NIL – Sportico.com
In College Basketball Scandal, Follow the Money … and the Shoes - The New York Times
