FTB Daily Digest, January 21, 2012

Posted on January 21, 2012 by Roy Kessel
Another interesting perspective from Joe Nocera as he looks at the lack of due process in the NCAA investigation process.

Questions about whether agents should be representing both coaches and players.

Michigan recruits loses scholarship offer over outrageous tweets.

Hope you are enjoying your weekend.

Roy Kessel (rkessel@sportsloop.com)
• NYT: Nocera: Guilty until proven innocent
• Should agents be able to represent both coaches and players?
• Alabama fan sexually assaults LSU fan after win
• Roethlisberger settles Tahoe lawsuit
• 3rd Fine accuser Tomaselli admits to faking accusations
• Michigan stops recruiting high ranked player over tweets
• Judge signs off on McCourt divorce
• Ex-Alabama star Kilpatrick arrested on drug charge
• IRS uses News Corp and Mets to collect Strawberry tax debts
• Poker players claim to be cheated of $20 million
• Should MMA fighters be unionized
• Chet Coppock/Lester Munson Sports Court
• Bank foreclosing on OJ’s Florida home
• Ruling in Madoff bankruptcy favors Wilpons
• Valcke discussed FIFA World Cup law
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