Drew Rosenhaus Denies Employee Provided Benefits

Posted Oct 23, 2010
NFL agent Drew Rosenhaus denies that an employee at his firm provided improper benefits to any UNC players. In documents to the NCAA, the school said Rosenhaus employee Michael Katz was one of three people who acted as “prospective agents” by providing benefits to Tar Heels in connection with the ongoing NCAA investigation into the program. The school said Katz provided a wristband that gained entrance to a pool party. (ACC Sports Journal)

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