The two men who could bring down college basketball - Yahoo Sports

The two men who could control the fate of college basketball combine for nearly 40 years of experience in the sneaker industry, prominent executives who kept intentionally low profiles. One is the son of a retired judge, and the other the son of a legendary New York City high school coach. Both are married, fathers and had clean-cut reputations that belie the federal charges of wire fraud conspiracy, wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy that have them each facing a maximum 80 years in prison.
The two men who could control the fate of college basketball combine for nearly 40 years of experience in the sneaker industry, prominent executives who kept

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