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May 8, 2018

Testimony in NCAA defamation trial revolves around emails

As former USC assistant football coach Todd McNair’s defamation lawsuit against the NCAA defamation entered its third week of trial Monday, the plaintiff’s attorney, Bruce Broillet, built on his case that nonvoting members of a committee that sanctioned the university’s football program botched their investigation.

Testimony in NCAA defamation trial revolves around emails
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LOS ANGELES — There were the deliberations, and then there were emails sent about the deliberations.

As former University of Southern California assistant football coach Todd McNair’s defamation lawsuit against the NCAA defamation entered its third week of trial Monday, the plaintiff’s attorney, Bruce Broillet, built on his case that nonvoting members of a committee that sanctioned the university’s football program botched their inv...

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