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Duke Finds 'No Evidence' of NCAA Violations Involving Zion Williamson


Duke "found no evidence" of NCAA violation involving on Friday following a five-month investigation. The university launched an investigation following comments from lawyer Michael Avenatti in April. Avenatti alleged Williamson and former Indiana guard were paid by their respective schools while in high school. (Sports Illustrated)

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