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there was always an understanding that the money would be repaid after the players became professionals. In the 2000 grand jury investigation, Webber had been asked about whether his off-campus apartment rent had been paid by Martin and whether he had received spending money, jewelry, clothing or a stereo. Webber generally responded by saying either that he could not recall or that he did not think he had received such gifts. However, prosecutors say that Webber, after turning professional, gave Martin ''a significant sum of money, in cash, as a partial repayment.'' In December 2002, Webber's father admitted he had accepted gifts and a small loan from Martin, which contradicted earlier statements. Prosecutors also accused Webber's aunt of lying about a meeting she had with Martin in the updated filing.

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his special arrangement to have tickets made available for purchase. Watson joined the Michigan basketball coaching staff in 1991. The October 1997 investigation revealed that Fisher had provided Martin with passes for sixteen complimentary tickets from 1994 to 1997, and that his secretary and other clerical workers made out ten more such passes. In addition, six passes were signed with the PW initials of departed coach Watson. Watson denied making such passes available and a handwriting analysis matched five of the six to Fisher. Fisher was fired when the investigation became public on October 10, 1997, just a week before the start of basketball practices.

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compromised their amateur status. In response, Michigan placed the basketball program on two years' probation, withdrew from postseason consideration for the 2002–03 season, vacated all or part of five past seasons and removed the players' names and achievements from its record book. A few months later, the NCAA accepted these punishments, doubled both the probation period and the postseason ineligibility, penalized Michigan one scholarship for four seasons, and ordered the school to disassociate from the three living guilty players until 2012 (Webber's ban extended through 2013; the fourth player, Traylor, died in 2011).

458:, Brian Dutcher and Scott Perry. Martin and Watson had been close friends when Watson was head coach at Detroit Southwestern High School, with Martin often sitting on the bench along with assistant coaches. Perry, who had arranged Cleaves' recruiting trip, had known Martin since 1977 and coached under Fisher from 1993–1997. Many players and observers believed Martin was Watson's uncle, leading to Martin's schoolyard nickname of "Uncle Ed." Martin and Watson had a falling-out in the early 1990s, shortly after Watson joined the Michigan staff. Webber's father also gave sealed testimony before the grand jury. 375:, and Maurice Taylor were cleared in October 1997. In April 1999, the FBI and IRS raided several Detroit-area homes to stop a numbers game operation in the area's Ford plants. Martin's home was one of the targets; on April 28, he was found with a loaded gun, gambling records and $ 20,000 in cash in his home. The authorities were investigating Martin's alleged numbers game operation at Ford plants and whether Martin had provided Michigan basketball players with money and gifts. Another item that they seized was a 437:. He and his son, Carlton, backed out in May 2000, preferring to take their chances at trial due to the likelihood of light punishment for first-time offenders. Under the plea agreement in which they would have forfeited $ 100,000 and faced 6–15 months in prison, they would have been able to keep their homes. If found guilty at trial, they could have received up to 5 years imprisonment and a fine of $ 250,000 per count, but they would not have to agree to cooperate with the University investigation. 466:, money laundering and conspiracy to launder money. According to the indictment, Martin made illicit loans totalling $ 616,000 to Webber, Taylor, Bullock and Traylor to launder money from an illegal numbers game at Detroit–area auto plants. The loans were made with the understanding that they would be repaid once the players turned pro. Martin was indicted for having paid Webber a total of $ 280,000 between 1988–1993, which included time from Webber's freshman year at 274:

recruit's home during a visit by head coach Fisher; and that he'd given a Michigan player a birthday cake. Fisher prevented Martin from committing serious additional violations by keeping him from placing a deposit on an apartment for a player. He also stopped Martin from buying airplane tickets for another player's family. A second October 1997 private investigation also failed to reveal any large violations.

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commissions he earned collecting bets. Slowly he climbed the numbers-runner ladder, using his position at the plant and the force of his personality to make him a natural choice as heir apparent to the whole operation. When the man who ran it retired during the '80s, the entire operation became Martin's, passed on as seamlessly as a mom-and-pop drugstore.

905:. Of the experience, Webber said on NBA TV, "Tell you what, fellas, this was a great moment, in front of 100,000 people. I had goosebumps and chills, and definitely some watery eyes." Webber also spent time with the football program as its guest before the game. He did not meet with the Michigan basketball team or staff, but despite this, head coach 336:. It emerged that Fisher had known about Martin's actions at the time. While Fisher had ordered the deposits retrieved and made sure the tickets weren't used, he didn't tell anyone in the athletic or compliance offices, as he was required to do. As a result of Roberson's findings, he ordered interviews of the basketball team and team coaches. 477:

Martin, his wife, Hilda, and Clarence Malvo were under federal indictment for conspiracy to engage in illegal gambling and could have faced up to five years in prison and a $ 250,000 fine if convicted. Mr. Martin had also been charged with seven additional counts: having an illegal gambling business,

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Michigan admitted to the secondary NCAA violation of transporting a recruit more than 30 miles (48 km) from campus. Questions were immediately raised about whether Taylor actually owned the vehicle involved in the crash. The NCAA asked for leasing documentation of Taylor's vehicle, and Michigan

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was fired for his involvement in violations relating to the scandal. Subsequently, the NCAA investigation did not find him culpable of significant wrongdoing related to the scandal. By the fall of 2002, it was obvious that the four players were in fact guilty of taking money from Martin, and had thus

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stated that the University should retire Webber's Jersey. When asked whether the National finalist banners would ever be rehung, University President Mary Sue Coleman said not during her tenure, but she noted that "Some day, I won't be president anymore, and maybe someone else will have a different

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football program a few months earlier, called the Martin/Michigan affair "one of the three or four most egregious violations of NCAA bylaws" ever. The disassociation meant that Michigan could not accept donations or recruiting assistance from any of the players for ten years. Webber's sanction ended

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in Detroit. He was awaiting sentencing at the time of his death. Malvo, who confessed to taking bets and paying off winning wagers for Martin, pleaded guilty April 8, 2002 to lying before a federal grand jury. He admitted to telling a grand jury in October 1999 that he bet money but did not work for

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title. It also vacated its two Final Four games in 1992 and its entire NCAA tournament record in 1993, 1996 and 1998. There is a difference between forfeiting a game and vacating a game; a vacated game does not result in the other school being credited with a win. This included virtually the entire

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Chris Webber, his father, Mayce Webber, and aunt, Charlene Johnson, were also indicted on charges of having lied to a federal grand jury regarding dealings with Martin. The University had attempted three previous investigations and was not successful at gathering enough evidence to proceed further

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respectively, were confirmed to have taken payments from Martin. Many of the payments came after the 1997 banning of Martin from contact with the team and the firing of Steve Fisher. The two players cooperated with federal authorities and admitted to receiving money. Traylor, Bullock, Webber, Rose

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The March 1997 Big Ten report showed that official University phone records documented that the coaching staff called Martin's home 39 times. Between the 1991–92 and the 1993–94 seasons, records showed that Martin received 97 tickets to Michigan basketball games either for free or under

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In March 1997, Michigan and the Big Ten released the results of an investigation into Martin's relationship with the school. The investigation determined that Martin had nurtured a relationship that involved some minor violations. The violations that were published were that Martin was present at a

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of four years. Thus, at any time the NCAA can open or re-open an investigation for an infraction occurring within the last four years. However, NCAA convention is to date violations based on when they learned about the infraction. Thus, events that had occurred far more than four years prior to the

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By the fall of 2002, it had become clear that Michigan's basketball program was guilty of major violations. In response, Michigan decided to impose its own sanctions on the program. Initially, Michigan announced it would forfeit every game in which the four players appeared. On November 7, 2002;

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from Martin to Traylor. In the course of a federal investigation, evidence turned up that Martin had given cash payments and other benefits to several Michigan players and Detroit-area high school prospects starting in the early 1980s. As a result of the investigations, in May 1999 a federal grand

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Roberson also learned that during the 1992 Final Four, Fisher made two of the limited supply of team rooms available to Martin. Martin gave one hotel room paid for by Michigan to Webber's father—a violation of NCAA rules. For his part, Martin denied any wrongdoing when questioned by an NCAA

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had stated that he would have welcomed the opportunity to reassociate with the players: "I've never met any of those guys, and I am looking forward to meeting them,...If any of those guys are interested in meeting with me, that would be great." Both Bullock and Taylor immediately stated that they

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a year from 2004–2005 until 2007–2008. It also ordered the school to disassociate itself from Traylor (who died in 2011), Taylor and Bullock until 2012, and Webber until 2013. The NCAA also barred Michigan from postseason play for the 2003–04 season (later overturned on appeal).

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for testifying that he did not work for Martin. On May 28, 2002 Martin pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to launder money. He agreed to cooperate with investigations by the government, Michigan and the NCAA. The other seven charges against Martin were dropped in addition to those against

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revealed sources that claimed both Chris Webber and Taylor had received at least $ 100,000 from Martin, but that Webber had repaid the money after turning pro. A pattern of Martin befriending young basketball stars eventually became clear. Martin paid $ 280,000 to Webber from 1988 (when he was a

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program for two summers that she ordered. Also in September the University announced it sought $ 695,000 in restitution from Webber. Webber was the only involved athlete that the University sought restitution from in part because he was the only one who confessed to lying to a grand jury. Webber

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plant he worked at to provide proceeds for the players. Martin testified that he paid Webber $ 280,000 in cash and gifts, but as of January 2003 Webber denied receipt of money from Martin and maintained that he had testified truthfully to a grand jury in 2000 on such matters. Martin stated that

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in Detroit) and 1998 (his junior year at Michigan, after which he turned pro), Martin gave Traylor about $ 160,000. Martin befriended Taylor when he was in high school. Between 1995 and 1998 (during his time at Michigan), Martin gave Taylor about $ 105,000. Since Bullock went to high school in

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At 8:00 A.M. that same day, the four banners were removed from the rafters. Four days later, the athletic department officially deleted all mention of Webber, Taylor, Traylor and Bullock from the school's athletic records. These included Traylor's MVP awards in the 1997 NIT and 1998 Big Ten

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1993 honors, Traylor his MVP awards in the 1997 NIT and 1998 Big Ten tournament, as well as Bullock's standing as the school's third all-time leading scorer and all-time leader in free throws and the Big Ten's all-time leader in 3-point field goals (surpassed in 2011). The additional year of

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Winnings were based on state lottery numbers. Runners came around to collect the bets so that no one lost time on the Ford clock. And another worker doubled as the house. With access to every part of the plant and all its potential bettors, Martin supplemented his electrician's salary with

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and began fostering a relationship by making frequent visits to the Webber family home. Between 1988 and 1993 Martin gave Webber about $ 280,000. Eventually, Webber would confess to having received and repaid only $ 38,200, an amount identified via a specific transaction tied to Webber.

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In September 2002, Webber was indicted on five charges, including obstruction of justice and lying to a federal grand jury, for having misrepresented his relationship with Martin. Each charge was punishable by five years in prison and a $ 250,000 fine. He vowed to fight the charges.

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37,000, but he was not named in later indictments. It was not clear how much of the money White received directly and how much was given to his friends and family to influence his decision to attend Michigan. Although White was one of several players captured on federal

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on May 8, 2013. The NCAA criticized Fisher for allowing Martin access to the program, but did not sanction him. The University announced its intention to appeal the additional one-year suspension from post-season play. As a result of the sanctions, Ellerbe's successor,

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led the prosecution case against Martin, was nearly finalized in January 2000. The paperwork for the plea agreement was to be finalized in March 2000 for the former Ford Motor Company employee to plead guilty to one count of federal gambling and one count of

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recruited a Southwestern High School prospect, Martin was present. Martin then began attending Michigan games with the prospect's father when the student enrolled. He also attended games and practices with Watson. Martin also developed a relationship with

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conspiracy to launder money, three counts of laundering money and two counts of using money from illegal activities. The charge against Hilda Martin was dropped as part of a plea agreement. On April 8, 2002, Malvo pleaded guilty to grand jury

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Judge Nancy Edmunds who would rule in September 2003. In exchange for the plea all other charges were dropped against him as were all charges against his father. The charges against Webber's aunt had been dropped after Martin's death.

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On March 21, 2002—after almost three years of testimony—the grand jury returned an eight-count indictment charging Martin, his wife Hilda and their friend Clarence Malvo with running an illegal gambling business at the

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Less than a week after Martin backed out of his plea agreement, several former players were subpoenaed to testify before grand juries. In August 2000, Traylor and Bullock, by this time professional basketball players in the

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revealed a curious relationship between Martin and Michigan's basketball program dating back to the 1980s. Several Michigan players were implicated over the next few years and by 1999 some were called before a federal

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and that Webber should pay the maximum fine for such an offense, which was $ 100,000. This ruling came after Webber served 330 hours of public service and accumulated $ 78,000 of related out-of-pocket expenses.

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Martin's death largely took the air out of the federal perjury case against Webber. In July 2003, on the day before jury selection in the case was due to begin, Webber pleaded guilty to the reduced charge of

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The disassociations with Chris Webber, Maurice Taylor and Louis Bullock ended on May 8, 2013. (Robert Traylor, as noted above, died before his disassociation could end.) Former Michigan athletic director

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Hilda. Furthermore, Martin was barred from associating with the team by a ban, which made any continuing financial relationship with him in violation of NCAA rules and to be considered a new violation.

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made. The deletions came because the payments may have compromised their amateur status. Several players not implicated in the scandal continue to be listed among the school's honorees such as

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In September 2003, the NCAA reversed its decision to add a second year of postseason ineligibility after hearing an appeal by the University; the Wolverines went on to become champions of the

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in order to avoid a possible jail sentence. He admitted to having received and repaid $ 38,200. The deal was subject to a discretionary fine and possible classification of the infraction as a

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enforcement representative. However, he later refused to cooperate with the University or the NCAA, forcing Michigan to ban him from any contact with the athletic program in March 1997.

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investigated the registrations of its players' vehicles. The university soon required that all the vehicles driven by its players be part of a special vehicle registration program.

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until February. When he returned, the NBA suspended him for three games for his guilty plea. In September 2005, Judge Edmunds ruled that the conviction should be treated as a

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operation. It is one of the largest incidents involving payments to athletes in American collegiate history. An initial investigation by the school was joined by the NCAA,

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had the right to transfer without sitting out a year because, as the only scholarship senior, the ineligibility extended for his entire remaining scholarship tenure.

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Michigan finished the 2002–2003 season with a 17–13 record but sat out both that year's NCAA and NIT tournaments due to the self-imposed postseason ban.

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The school vacated the entire 1992–93 season and every game it played from the 1995–96 season through the 1998–99 season. This included the

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Coleman described what happened as "wrong, plain and simple." She also said, "I am determined that nothing like this will ever happen again at Michigan."

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until the federal government got involved. In January 2003, the federal prosecutors filed more detailed indictments against Webber and his relatives for

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In September 1996, athletic director Joe Roberson learned that during the previous month Martin had tried to place deposits on apartments for Traylor and

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investigation came under its purview. The initial accident reports revealed several inconsistencies and violations that induced expanded investigation.

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Maryland, he did not know Martin before coming to Michigan. Martin gave Bullock about $ 71,000 during his four years at Michigan which ended in 1999.

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Banners commemorating the 1992 and 1993 Final Four runs, the 1997 NIT title and 1998 Big Ten tournament title would be removed from the rafters at

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After the Michigan/Big Ten investigation and the private investigation, no serious violations arose. For example, Robert Traylor, Chris Webber,

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In late 1999, Martin originally agreed to a plea bargain in which he agreed to disclose information about the payments. The agreement with the

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and interviewed by both the FBI and IRS, he cooperated fully. Although he was not implicated, he transferred from Michigan to play for the

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Webber made his first post-ban public appearance at the University of Michigan on November 3, 2018, when he was invited by football coach

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look forward to their re-affiliation with the university. At the stroke of midnight when the disassociation ended, Webber tweeted "OK!!!"

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On May 8, 2003, the NCAA accepted Michigan's sanctions. It also imposed an additional two years of probation and docked the school one

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The Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA), following the release of court testimony, requested that Webber's high school,

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and athletic director Bill Martin announced that the school was imposing sanctions of its own on the basketball program. Among them:

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postseason ineligibility was overturned on appeal. Mandatory disassociations with the surviving players ended on May 8, 2013.

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During the rollover accident, Traylor broke his arm and was lost for the season. Mitchell transferred from Michigan to the

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stated that he did not feel the University's request was appropriate because he had not stolen from the University.

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coach, testified before a federal grand jury investigating Martin. Also testifying were former Michigan assistants

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No postseason play in 2002–03, even though the players who took Martin's money were no longer at the school.

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several Michigan basketball players to investigate the relationship between Martin and the basketball program.

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Martin noticed Webber during a middle school game. Martin attended Webber's church, where Webber's father was

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Eddie L. "Ed" Martin. The violations principally involved payments booster Martin made to several players to

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There were many vocal opinions on what should happen following the end of the disassociation. An article on

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Martin was reportedly returning to Ann Arbor from Detroit with Taylor, Cleaves, Bullock, Ron Oliver,

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The punishment cost the 2002–2003 team its postseason eligibility, cost past teams the

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Returning $ 450,000 received from the NCAA for postseason play in 1992, 1993, 1996 and 1998

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The case began when the investigation of an automobile accident involving Michigan player

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Taylor, Jeff; George, Maryanne; McCabe, Mick; and Cotsonika, Nicholas J. (May 14, 1999).

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Infractions committee chairman Thomas Yeager, who had come very close to imposing the

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stated that "I think it was a great step in the right direction that he was here."

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NCAA, "University of Michigan public infractions report," published May 8, 2003:

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Michigan Basketball History & Record Book: Traditions, Honors & Accolades

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tournament, as well as Bullock's standing as the Big Ten's all-time leader in

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NCAA national championship in bold; NCAA Final Four appearances in italics

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Eddie L. "Ed" Martin, Michigan investigated his relationship with their

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of Detroit, and provided gifts to the team's players. When Michigan's

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and the school's third all-time leading scorer and all-time leader

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and Taylor all testified before the grand jury. Fisher, a former

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Taylor, Jeff; George, Maryanne; and McCabe, Mick (May 13, 1999).

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Martin. He was sentenced in August 2002 to two years' probation.

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The following is the official NCAA record of affected games:

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to participate as an honorary captain for its game against

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was implicated in early investigations for having accepted

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Incident involving University of Michigan basketball team

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Swickard, Joe, and George, Maryanne (March 16, 2000).

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Bars Michigan From Another Postseason" 1868:"Former U-M players to appear before grand jury" 1410:Taylor, Jeff & McCabe, Mick (May 31, 1997). 961: 959: 957: 137:1993 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament 2236: 2234: 1941:"Former U-M assistant testifies in Martin case" 1113: 968:"Accident's effects still felt six years later" 955: 953: 951: 949: 947: 945: 943: 941: 939: 937: 234: 2942: 2940: 2938: 2876: 2874: 2722: 2720: 1111: 1109: 1107: 1105: 1103: 1101: 1099: 1097: 1095: 1093: 214:. Martin, a retired electrician who worked at 3072: 2317: 2315: 2313: 2076:"N.B.A.: ROUNDUP; Webber Denies Taking Money" 1901:"Bullock, Traylor took cash from U-M booster" 1242:"Willie Mitchell, Alabama-Birmingham, 6-8, F" 1174: 1172: 268: 155:In the early morning of February 17, 1996, a 8: 2426:"Michigan Basketball Honors & Accolades" 1813:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 1615:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 1570:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 1340: 1338: 495:Martin pleaded guilty to running an illegal 175:. Among the passengers was high school star 131:championships as well as appearances in the 2905: 2903: 2279: 2277: 2275: 2273: 2271: 2269: 2200: 2198: 1934: 1932: 1930: 1928: 1631:"BASKETBALL; Basketball Fan In New Inquiry" 3079: 3065: 3057: 2394:"Banner removal 'like dagger in my heart'" 1828: 1826: 1824: 1719:"Martin's paper trail turns into evidence" 1147:"U-M players visited booster before wreck" 163:went out of control while returning along 2645:"Mich. Basketball Barred From Postseason" 2583:"THE APPEAL: U-M balks at postseason ban" 1750:"Plea deal may force booster to tell all" 1476:"Investigation doesn't show new evidence" 1311:"Booster earlier gave Terry Mills favors" 1065: 1063: 1061: 1059: 820:* The 1996 team gained 1 win by forfeit. 428:'s office, whose Assistant U.S. Attorney 46:National Collegiate Athletics Association 38:University of Michigan basketball scandal 2678:National Collegiate Athletic Association 2359: 2357: 2355: 2353: 2351: 1972: 1970: 1968: 1666:. University of Michigan. Archived from 671: 20: 2176:"The History of Ed Martin and Michigan" 2119:. Associated Press. February 18, 2003. 2012:"Grand jury hears from Webber's father" 933: 112:(NBA) after performing public service. 3030:NCAA summary of major infractions case 2789:"Judge orders Webber to pay $ 100,000" 2741:from the original on February 15, 2009 2727:Roberts, Selena (September 25, 2003). 2435:, University of Michigan, pp. 2–4 2366:"Michigan Punishes Basketball Program" 2336:from the original on February 15, 2009 2298:from the original on February 15, 2009 2254:from the original on February 16, 2009 2219:from the original on February 16, 2009 2123:from the original on February 16, 2009 1806: 1608: 1563: 1276:Thomaselli, Rich (September 3, 1999). 1223:from the original on February 12, 2003 976:. Advance Publications. Archived from 269:Martin's relationship with the program 2624:from the original on January 24, 2012 2453:Rosenberg, Michael (March 15, 2003). 1748:Thomaselli, Rich (January 13, 2000). 1359:from the original on November 7, 2012 1037:Everson, Darren (February 18, 1996). 628:(Big Ten All-Tournament Team, 1998). 159:driven by Michigan basketball player 7: 3856:Michigan Wolverines men's basketball 3089:Michigan Wolverines men's basketball 2486:"NCAA slaps U-M with more penalties" 1835:"U-M booster backs out of plea deal" 1443:"No violation found against Traylor" 30:Michigan Wolverines men's basketball 3045:Index of articles about the scandal 2882:"AD: Door open for Webber & Co" 2859:from the original on April 11, 2004 2612:Norwood, Robyn (November 8, 2002). 2465:from the original on April 19, 2003 2020:. Michigan Live LLC. Archived from 1987:. Michigan Live LLC. Archived from 1977:Larcom, Geoff (November 16, 2000). 1949:. Michigan Live LLC. Archived from 1909:. Michigan Live LLC. 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Archived from 1939:Larcom, Geoff (October 19, 2000). 1309:Pitts, Antoine (October 9, 1997). 1006:Heuser, John (February 13, 2014). 390:Former Michigan basketball player 14: 2614:"Nothing Is Fab Now for Michigan" 2562:from the original on May 23, 2003 2455:"Wolverines can't add new banner" 2392:Heuser, John (November 8, 2002). 2364:Hakim, Danny (November 8, 2002). 2284:Hakim, Danny (January 18, 2003). 1899:Larcom, Geoff (August 10, 2000). 1866:Thomaselli, Rich (May 18, 2000). 1658:Leroi, John (November 14, 1996). 1474:Deegan, Jason (October 9, 1997). 966:Cnockaert, Jim (March 22, 2002). 2975:"@realchriswebber status update" 2853:"Webber violated amateur status" 2515:Rohan, Tim (February 26, 2013). 2142:Miller, Geralda (May 28, 2002). 1979:"U-M coaches testify on booster" 1833:Thomaselli, Rich (May 4, 2000). 919: 901:; Webber was warmly received at 405:Missouri Tigers men's basketball 243:University of Alabama-Birmingham 2010:Larcom, Geoff (June 15, 2000). 1717:Schmitt, Ben (March 23, 2002). 1507:Cnockaert, Jim (May 14, 1999). 1345:Nish, Caitlin (July 15, 2003). 1211:Millman, Chad (June 18, 2002), 1014:. Advance Media. Archived from 251:National Basketball Association 249:) all went on to be drafted by 228:detailed how Martin operated a 110:National Basketball Association 74:Federal Bureau of Investigation 2821:McCabe, Mick (March 2, 2004). 1587:"Former Wolverines to testify" 1070:Katz, Andy (August 30, 2003). 575:career of Fisher's successor, 515:Ed Martin died of a suspected 1: 3053:(archived September 30, 2007) 2973:Webber, Chris (May 7, 2013). 2919:. May 8, 2013. Archived from 1219:, vol. 15, no. 13, 1145:Taylor, Jeff (May 17, 1997). 519:on February 14, 2003, at the 2947:Moore, C. J. (May 8, 2013). 2322:Hakim, Danny (May 9, 2003). 872:Expiration of disassociation 538:United States District Court 198:after a party that included 3179:Michigan IMG Sports Network 3110:Fielding H. Yost Fieldhouse 2643:Lage, Larry (May 9, 2003). 2402:. MLive.com. Archived from 1542:"Banned U-M booster raided" 1412:"Fast wealth for U-M stars" 1008:"Eddie L. 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