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NBA Betting Scandal: McCormack Sentenced, Rozier Pleads Not Guilty

1/22/2026

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Timothy McCormack was sentenced to two years in prison for his role in a major NBA gambling scheme.
He used insider information to place bets and defraud sports betting platforms.
McCormack must report to prison on April 20 and serve a year of supervised release.
Terry Rozier faces federal charges and has pleaded not guilty.
Jontay Porter awaits sentencing after pleading guilty.

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Timothy McCormack was sentenced to two years in prison for his role in a major NBA gambling scheme.
He used insider information to place bets and defraud sports betting platforms.
McCormack must report to prison on April 20 and serve a year of supervised release.
Terry Rozier faces federal charges and has pleaded not guilty.
Jontay Porter awaits sentencing after pleading guilty.