NCAA Coaches, Adidas Honcho Charged In FBI Corruption Sting
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Adidas manager Gatto sentenced to nine months in basketball corruption case - oregonlive.com
Men convicted in NCAA corruption scandal get less than a year in prison
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Adidas exec, ex-Oklahoma State assistant coach appear in N.Y. court
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Jim Gatto, director of global sports marketing for adidas basketball, says adidas is at the Vegas Summer League to meet player agents, sign sneaker deals with players, showcase new products and ev …
NCAA Corruption Case: Former Adidas Exec Sentenced to Priston Time – Footwear News
Jim Gatto Adidas FBI Arrest NCAA Corruption Bribes | Sole Collector
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Gatto agrees to pay resitution to KU, NC State, Louisville
Superstar shoes are pictured at the Adidas North American headquarters in Portland, Ore., on September 26, 2017. Adidas executive Jim Gatto, who worked out of the Portland headquarters, was charged by the
2nd Circuit Upholds Convictions Over College Basketball Recruiting Fraud, Limiting Impact of 'Bridgegate' Reversals | New York Law Journal
Adidas executive James Gatto indicted in NCAA fraud case
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Seth Greenberg on Twitter: "Adidas in the house! The great Jim Gatto! #SethGHoldsCourt @Connor_Sports https://t.co/cVNLxnxZxZ" / Twitter
Adidas Executive, Two Others Found Guilty in College-Basketball Corruption Trial - WSJ
