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FBI says it cannot release documents regarding Kansas' involvement with Adidas


The FBI told the Kansan on Wednesday that it has documents related to the University of Kansas and its sponsorship with Adidas, but cannot release them due to an ongoing legal investigation. The presence of documents does not necessarily implicate the University in wrongdoing, but appears to contradict what Kansas Athletics officials said after the scandal broke. (Daily Kansan)

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