The alleged scheme ran from September 2022 to February 2025.

The FBI claims more than 29 games were fixed in 2023-24 and 2024-25. It's one of the biggest gambling conspiracies in American sports history

Bediako's lawsuit follows a wave of former G League players and international pros joining college basketball this season.

Dozens of college basketball players have been implicated in a sweeping point-shaving and betting scheme. Federal prosecutors allege they conspired to "underperform" during games and reap the winnings.

A player with years of experience at the professional level will now be allowed to head back to college basketball, keeping up with a new controversial trend in the sport. Former Alabama player Charles Bediako has received a temporary reinstatement to return to the team after spending multiple

Authorities said the alleged scheme involved 39 players, 17 different NCAA Division I men's basketball teams and 29 games.

The Associated Press national player of the week in men’s college basketball for Week 11 of the season: David Coit, Maryland Coit averaged 36.5 points in two games last week, including an XFINITY Center-record 43 points in a 96-73 win over Penn State.

Federal prosecutors charged 20 people in a scheme to fix U.S. college games and Chinese professional games further eroding trust in sports.