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Jameis Winston's best legal move? It might be to drop out of Florida State

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By Michael McCann
| Sports Illustrated Verified
As new reports by The New York Times and Fox Sports portray Florida State as impeding investigations into the alleged misconduct conduct of Jameis Winston and other football players, the school has reportedly informed Winston that he will face a disciplinary hearing into allegations that he raped a fellow Florida State student in December 2012. To date, Winston has avoided any finding of fault.
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USWNT's Appeal Process and What Comes Next After Legal Setback

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By Michael McCann
| Sports Illustrated Verified
U.S. Soccer winning summary judgment on pay-related claims brought by members of the U.S. women’s national soccer team has sparked questions about whether the players’ case is effectively over. Judge Gary Klausner’s ruling rejects the players’ claims that call for more than $66 million in damages. It leaves in place secondary concerns, including alleged discrimination by U.S. Soccer with respect to how players travel and their hotel accommodations.
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Michael Avenatti guilty: How Nike case conviction impacts NCAA, NBA

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By Michael McCann
| Sports Illustrated Verified
Celebrity attorney Michael Avenatti was convicted by a Manhattan federal jury on Friday of attempting to extort up to $25 million from Nike. Avenatti, 48, was also convicted of honest services wire fraud. The fraud charge stems from Avenatti devising a scheme to deprive his client of the intangible right to Avenatti’s honest services. Avenatti faces a maximum sentence of 42 years in prison, though as a first-time offender he’ll receive a far shorter sentence.
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