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Great so the conversations listed in the report with Book is only about 1% of the evidence they have. He must be on record specifically stating a lot info that isn't public; which current players he allegedly paid, how much $ they got, when it happened etc... You have to ask what Book's end game was? Take money from this agency, keep it and hope they never find out it's not going to players? That's hard for me to buy.
People keep reporting that there are thousands of subpoenas and stuff out there but according to the ex federal prosecutor guy who posts on BRO that's highly misleading. Lots of them are for wire taps and permissions to record conversations and to banks and financial institutions as they try to track money. That is there's not thousands of potential witnesses, there is just a ton of info that they have to do the appropriate documentation on. The case certainly could get much bigger, if the list goes to say 30 schools, but that would just expand the list of coaches, most of these guys are dealing with the same shoe company folks, same agents etc.
When the FBI raided Nike EYBL and ASM one of the people they were asking about, I'm blanking on the name is a guy who owns a company based in arizona that runs all star games and stuff for Nike, . The guy is not from Arizona and didn't attend Arizona but he currently lives in arizona so that seems to be a coincidence, that is it doesn't appear where he lives is connected to Arizona the school. But he's been raided by the FBI too there are multiple stories that claim that.
I really don't think Arizona is going to get major sanctions unless it somehow comes out Miller was involved and I doubt he was. Head coaches make way too much money to take those risks, I fully believe head coaches know this stuff goes on, they're all control freaks, but I don't think they're directly involved by design.
The big risk for UA IMO has always been players getting suspended.