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Prosecutors Demand 51 Months for NBA Gambling Scandal

11/27/2025

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Federal prosecutors seek up to 51 months in prison for Timothy McCormack in a case tied to an NBA gambling scandal involving Terry Rozier and Jontay Porter.
McCormack, a proxy bettor, allegedly placed rigged bets using insider information about Rozier's planned early exit, earning over $53,000.
Rozier says he was unaware of the scheme.
Sentencing is scheduled for January 21, 2026.

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Federal prosecutors seek up to 51 months in prison for Timothy McCormack in a case tied to an NBA gambling scandal involving Terry Rozier and Jontay Porter.
McCormack, a proxy bettor, allegedly placed rigged bets using insider information about Rozier's planned early exit, earning over $53,000.
Rozier says he was unaware of the scheme.
Sentencing is scheduled for January 21, 2026.