Christian Dawkins sentenced for role in college basketball bribery scandal

Posted Oct 10, 2019
A federal judge on Thursday sentenced Christian Dawkins to one year and one day in prison for each of two bribery charges, to be served concurrently, for his role in bribing college basketball assistant coaches to influence players to sign with Dawkins' sports management company and certain financial advisers once they turned pro. (ESPN.com)

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