Iowa State QB Hunter Dekkers among four players expected to file lawsuit in state gambling case

 

Three Iowa football players (two of whom are still active) and one former Iowa football player have pleaded guilty to underage gambling as part of a massive sports betting investigation that has indicted at least 15 players. student-athletes at both Iowa State and Iowa State. Cyclones linebacker Hunter Dekkers and offensive lineman Jake Remsburg, as well as former Cyclone Dodge Sauser and former Iowa shortstop Aon Blom, pleaded guilty to simple felony charges, the law firm representing the Cyclones announced. Each pays a $645 fine and is exempt from all additional costs. 아시안커넥트 우회

The plea is to reduce the original charge of forgery, an aggravated felony punishable by up to two years in prison. The settlement puts the three players out of further legal jeopardy for their roles in the sports betting investigations. "The original forgery charges against these young men never fit the case, legally or factually," attorney Mark Weinhardt said in a statement. "Hunter, Jake and Dodge did not and have never pleaded guilty to this charge. The charge has nothing to do with gambling. Other than that Hunter, Jake and Dodge made some bets before he turned 21, nothing has been said about those bets. ". a crime under Iowa law." 아시안커넥트 IGX 골프배팅

Although the legal process for all three players is now over, additional NCAA sanctions could still be on the cards. Remsburg is expected to receive a six-match ban in 2023. Dekkers, 2022 full-time starting quarterback is at risk of permanent college eligibility after reportedly placing bets on 26 Iowa State sports, including the 2021 Iowa State vs. Oklahoma State football game. 해외 배팅사이트 먹튀검증

Several other Iowa State players still face legal uncertainty. In addition to Dekkers, Remsburg and Sauser, DeShawn Hanika is also still under investigation. Backup Jirehl Brock and linebacker Isaiah Lee left the team over the summer and have yet to resolve their legal charges.