What's Next for Zion Williamson After Michael Avenatti's Nike-Duke Accusations?
Posted Apr 8, 2019
Zion Williamson and the other players who Michael Avenatti vilifies do not need to respond to him. Avenatti is a private citizen who has no subpoena power. At this point in the college basketball recruiting controversy, Avenatti is a polarizing voice who many people doubt. At that same time, Avenatti has potentially damaging information about certain players.
(Sports Illustrated)
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