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[QUOTE="huskymedic, post: 3151725, member: 549"] [SIZE=4]Arizona Daily Star: [URL='http://www.bradfordera.com/sports/national/ncaa-official-says-feds-won-t-turn-over-all-evidence/article_805be50e-08a0-5894-abbc-de800727bdc8.html']NCAA official says feds won't turn over all evidence from FBI investigation[/URL][/SIZE] >>Stan Wilcox, the NCAA’s executive vice president for regulatory affairs, [URL='https://theathletic.com/970471/']told the Athletic[/URL] on Thursday that federal officials will not turn over all of the information gathered in its investigation into college basketball. “They have not agreed to provide us with all of the information we’re asking for,’’ Wilcox [URL='https://theathletic.com/970471/']told the Athletic[/URL]. “There are some wiretaps that were not presented in court, that may have been listened to in judge’s chambers and such, that we would love to get our hands on. But that hasn’t been offered to us at this point.’’ Wilcox also told the Athletic that the NCAA aimed to “get it right” as it begins going full-speed into the investigation process, having appeared to have held back while the federal proceedings were playing out. “It’s go time,’’ Wilcox said. “We’re not going to be holding back. We’re moving forward with everything possible in the arsenal we have to collectively change the culture that has come to light.’’<< If you have full access to the Athletic article it’s worth the read. [/QUOTE]
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