Arizona coach may have recourse for ESPN recruiting report

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By Timothy Liam Epstein

Timothy Liam Epstein is a partner at Duggan, Bertsch LLC and chair of the firm’s litigation practice group and a member of the firm’s sports and entertainment/festival/event practice groups. He also serves as an adjunct professor at Loyola University Chicago School of Law, teaching courses in sports law. His sports law practice is all-encompassing, but focuses on the litigation needs of players, coaches, teams and schools. He can be reached at tepstein@dugganbertsch.com.

Posted March 6, 2018 1:28 PM

On Thursday, University of Arizona head coach Sean Miller held a news conference where he adamantly denied an ESPN report that he discussed a $100,000 payment to land Deandre Ayton, a highly sought-after recruit in 2016.Miller denied violating NCAA rules during his tenure with Arizona, stating he has “never paid a recruit or prospect or their family or representative to come to Arizona” and that he “never arranged or directed payment or any improper benefits to any recruit or prospect or their family or …

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