Warrant: Agent provided over $20K to Greg Little while at UNC

Posted Sep 5, 2013
Investigators in North Carolina say a Georgia-based sports agent violated sports agent laws by providing more than $20,000 in cash and benefits to former UNC receiver Greg Little in 2010. In a search warrant unsealed this week, an agent with the Secretary of State's office said Little told investigators that Terry Watson of the Watson Sports Agency provided him with a monthly cash allowance of $2,200 in addition to travel expenses and other payments. (Associated Press)

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