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Former Adidas executive discusses recruiting deals with Zion Williamson, Brian Bowen, Anthony Davis


Merl Code is going to prison for up to nine months for being a cog in the college basketball underground economy. Code said he doesn’t know how Duke landed . But he noted that the Williamsons, who had been living at extremely modest means a couple of years earlier, moved into a luxury neighborhood in Durham while Zion was at Duke. (Sports Illustrated)

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Former Adidas executive discusses recruiting deals with Zion Williamson, Brian Bowen, Anthony Davis