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Father of ex-Louisville star: I was offered $100K from rival


The father of a former Louisville basketball star stood silent as the school weathered several scandals over the past few years, including allegations that an assistant coach hired escorts to entice recruits and that coach Rick Pitino was extorted by a former mistress. But he worries that the latest allegation that players took money from Adidas to attend Louisville could taint his son. (New York Post)

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