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UMass, prosecutor look
into Camby’s allegations
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Campy's friend has
admitted to accepting
gifts from an agent
AMHERST Mw (A Pi - The
UniwnHy of Massachusetts and
• Conwtlkul pwwcutoi today
geared op separate inquiries
•lemming from All Ammo sn
Manus Camby's reported
admission that he adapted
tmwopw gifts as a player.
The report* have deeply shak
an the high profile basketball
program that held Ih* No I
ranging for most of last season
On# sports administrator on
campus today voiced frustration
with the <ampus' power to push
forward its investigation
"W# have no subpoena
power, snd that s on* of the
things that will hinder the inves
tigation,” said Jeff O'Malley,
who monitors NC.AA compli
ance few the esunpus "You
could go km* king on doors, snd
if the person doesn't want to talk
to you. you can't do anything
about it.
The university would likely
escape regular season sanctions
unless it is shown ihsl school
officials knew about improper
gifts
But. the Nt 1AA could erase
the team's potiimmn touma
ment record and lake back
■bared playoff revenue If an
Ineligible player was used,
according to Bill S*un, an
NCAA Manor In Overland Park,
ban
Meanwhile. Connecticut'* top
prosecutor wa* looking into
whether a would-be *port» agent
in Hanford committed extortion
in a failed effort to attract Canihy
at a client.
{thief Mate'* attorney John M
Bailey Mid Tueaday that the
preliminary investigation will
focus on lawyer agent Wesley S.
Spears.
In an interview with his
hometown {taper. Thr Hartford
Con rant, the (t-foot-11 Camby
tearfully admitted accepting
jewelry worth $5,300 from
Spears But. he said the jewelry
was given to him by two friend*,
who only later told him Spears
had paid for it
t-smby returned to Hartford
on Tuesday night from Rose
moot, ill where he had an NBA
physn at He wu met by a
t»wd of npodtn d the Hurt
ford airpswl but be refused inn
Mat
Meanwhile. hit friend Timm
Murrey who admitted accepting
gift* from an agent and patting
I Hem on to (amby. told a Hart
ford television ittllna Cambv
should not be blamed
"Marcus had no knowledge of
what had happened.** Murray
told WFSB TV Mainly it was
all on me "
UMaaa basketball coach John
Calipari said that unscrupulous
rts try In compromise lop
mi by using their friends or
family members, then blackmail
the player into accepting their
representation
“What they do is (hey set up
your friends, they set up your
family and then they say. if you
don't go for me. I'm going to I be
newspapers Ami Man us didn't
go with the guy." Galipari told
Boston's WED-AM.
In the interview, Camby also
said he took "a couple thou
sand” from Signature Sports
agent John l.ounsburv in the
summer of J995. Lounsbury
called the allegation "ludicrous”
but refused to elaborate
Spiers’ lawyer, Alphonso Tin
dall Jr,, Mid in The Net* York
Times the blackmail charge is
"utterly ridiculous and false "
The lawyer said Camhy
encouraged his client to become
an agent, and Spears now
intends to sue the player
Spears has declined comment
Massachusetts athletic direc
tor Bob Marcus said sports
administrators had no reason to
think Camhy was taking gifts
“I think thia represents the
relentless pressure and pursuit
of certain players." said Marcus,
who also blamed the problem on
a "disgruntled" agent who
wanted to sign Camby.
Cantby. a player of the year
who led Massachusetts to the
NCAA semifinal in March, is
giving up his senior year and
entering the June 26 NBA draft
He is protected as one of the first
three picks
According to NCAA enforce
men! officials, illegal player
agent contacts are rising From
ttMts to t*HM, there were nine
reported incidents In t‘Ml*i.
them were 11.
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