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    10/27/2025 9:19 am  #1

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    Sports Gambling Probe Expands - Dayton Guard Sidelined

    Dayton guard sidelined by ‘potential eligibility concerns’Adam Njie Jr.’s situation tied to ‘investigation of gambling-related activity in college basketball,’ according to report by Sports Illustrated

    A first year transfer from Iona.
    https://www.daytondailynews.com/sports/dayton-guard-sidelined-by-potential-eligibility-concerns/ODABUWCV2ZDI3K3Q5NT3UT3X4A/

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