Keith Gray fraud trouble.

[noeynox]

Former UConn player found guilty in $328 million fraud scheme Former UConn football player found guilty in $328 million fraud scheme

 

[Palatine]

I think he was a walk on that became a starter. Solid player. Took a wrong turn somewhere.

 

[UC1995]

Funny that it is a UConn Football Player but not an NFL player. They even scrubbed the jersey so it wasn't in the picture. The Post hates us.

 

[uconnfan68]

Former UConn player found guilty in $328 million fraud scheme Former UConn football player found guilty in $328 million fraud scheme

That’s the headline? Who pissed off the nypost?

 

[B1GEast]

Well if you're going to do something, do it big I guess.

Unfortunate, hope his life turns around

 

[FfldCntyFan]

This one hurts a little. He was seated directly in front of me on the flight back from Charlotte, late December 2007 (Meineke Bowl). Extremely polite, pleasant, well mannered young man. He went so far as to apologize for the team's showing, I told him there was no need as those who support the program realize the efforts are always there.

Sad to hear that he may have done something like this.

 

[Chin Diesel]

This one hurts a little. He was seated directly in front of me on the flight back from Charlotte, late December 2007 (Meineke Bowl). Extremely polite, pleasant, well mannered young man. He went so far as to apologize for the team's showing, I told him there was no need as those who support the program realize the efforts are always there.

Sad to hear that he may have done something like this.

I think this case is beyond the "may have done something" stage. He was found guilty.