Court documents suggest NCAA bias in case against USC, Reggie Bush, Todd McNair
Posted Mar 26, 2015
The NCAA violated its own rules and went out of its way to make an example of USC while adjudicating the Reggie Bush case, according to previously sealed documents released Tuesday. The documents, made public, comprise nearly 500 pages of lawsuits, confidential emails and memos, interview transcripts, phone records and media clips.
(Orange County Register)
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