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Adidas executive Jim Gatto sentenced to 9 months for NCAA corruption scheme | The Daily World
Adidas Marketer Arrested in FBI Corruption Probe | Ad Age
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NCAA basketball coaches, Adidas rep, arrested in bribery probe
N.C.A.A. Coaches, Adidas Executive Face Charges; Pitino's Program Implicated - The New York Times
10 arrested in FBI probe into corruption in college basketball; Adidas, Miami possibly involved
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Two Adidas employees charged with bribery and corruption
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Adidas exec James Gatto released without bond as part of NCAA corruption case – New York Daily News
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