Civil Litigation
Apr. 26, 2018
Attorney gets NCAA investigator to admit holes in defamation trial
The plaintiff’s attorney in a former USC football coach’s defamation trial against the NCAAy got an investigator to admit to holes in the association’s investigation related to benefits received by its star running back, Reggie Bush.
LOS ANGELES -- The plaintiff's attorney in a former USC football coach's defamation trial against the NCAA on Wednesday got an investigator to admit to holes in the association's investigation related to benefits received by former USC star running back Reggie Bush.
Under direct examination was the first live witness of the trial, Angela Cretors, who worked as part of the NCAA's enforcement staff when the organization ultimately san...
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