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A former Clemson football player has been sentenced to 2.5 years in federal prison for his involvement in an $8 million Ponzi scheme. The player, who also had a brief stint in the NFL, was accused of scamming investors by promising returns from non-existent gold mines. The sentencing highlights the serious legal repercussions for financial fraud in the sports community, as authorities continue to crack down on such schemes.
An Ohio man was sentenced to two and a half years in federal prison for his role in a $2 million scheme that duped investors into thinking they were funding the construction of a plant that would convert biodegradable waste into green energy. https://t.co/t99Kw5Zh27
Ex-NFL linebacker who played briefly with the Green Bay Packers sentenced in Ponzi scheme https://t.co/dXCUVBhbgz
Promises of gold mines: Ex-NFL player gets prison for running Ponzi scheme https://t.co/0IG1moy9bF