Federal prosecutors in the basketball corruption trial that began Monday in New York reportedly told prospective jurors that 12 colleges could come up during the proceedings -- the University of Oregon among them.
As first reported by Yahoo Sports, prosecutors wanted to disqualify any potential juror whose allegiance to a school might make them less than impartial. An Oregon-based Adidas executive and two others are accused of paying talented prep players to steer them to certain universities.
Four of the schools mentioned -- Louisville, Miami, Kansas and North Carolina State -- have already been implicated in the case.