Steve Gray Indicted for Insider Traiding

[77devil]

While this happened a couple of weeks ago, it was picked up the home page this morning. See the link for some additional information. Obviously innocent until proven guilty, but the evidence is pretty damning. Appears to be brazen and clueless about leaving an electronic trail.

For those of you not that familiar with the Foster era, Gray was infamous for clumsiness including a game changing dribble off the foot and pass off the rim.

Now he's infamous again. Gray appears to have had a pretty successful business career. Beyond simple greed, why would he do this?

http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=5c150f62-3d47-4952-a44d-8286fe17746e

[jv001]

While this happened a couple of weeks ago, it was picked up the home page this morning. See the link for some additional information. Obviously innocent until proven guilty, but the evidence is pretty damning. Appears to be brazen and clueless about leaving an electronic trail.

For those of you not that familiar with the Foster era, Gray was infamous for clumsiness including a game changing dribble off the foot and pass off the rim.
Now he's infamous again. Gray appears to have had a pretty successful business career. Beyond simple greed, why would he do this?

http://www.lexology.com/library/detail.aspx?g=5c150f62-3d47-4952-a44d-8286fe17746e

Man, do I remember those plays! Like you say, innocent until proven guilty, but sure sounds bad. We really need to be careful throwing stones at other athletes when they have transgressions(pj hairston)GoDuke!