The bribery and corruption case enveloping college basketball could roil Arizona and USC, the teams at the top of the Pac-12 Conference standings.
The records indicate Boatwright's father, Bennie Sr., received about $2,000 and Metu or his advisor, Johnnie Parker, got at least $2,000. Yahoo Sports first reported the information Friday, having reviewed hundreds of pages of documents under a court protective order that connect more than 25 players and 20 schools to alleged payments that could violate NCAA rules.
Ayton, a 7-foot-1, 250-pound freshman from the Bahamas, paces Pac-12-leading Arizona with 53 blocked shots and averages of 19.