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Former Toledo player charged with point-shaving

By Associated Press

TOLEDO: A former University of Toledo basketball player has been charged with fixing games.

A federal indictment filed in federal court in Detroit says Sammy Villegas shaved points in games during the 2004-05 and 2005-06 seasons.

Villegas is charged with conspiracy to influence sports contests by bribery.

The indictment says Villegas intentionally missed two free throws in a game against Wright State in 2006.

Federal prosecutors say the player received money and other gifts in exchange for fixing games.

TOLEDO: A former University of Toledo basketball player has been charged with fixing games.

A federal indictment filed in federal court in Detroit says Sammy Villegas shaved points in games during the 2004-05 and 2005-06 seasons.

Villegas is charged with conspiracy to influence sports contests by bribery.

The indictment says Villegas intentionally missed two free throws in a game against Wright State in 2006.

Federal prosecutors say the player received money and other gifts in exchange for fixing games.



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