The CCNY point shaving scandal (of 1950-1951) first came to light when Junius Kellogg, a 6 foot center for Manhattan College, was offered to a $1000 bribe to shave points before a game against DePaul, but he refused to take the money and reported the solicitation to his coach, instead.
The CCNY point shaving scandal (of 1950-1951) first came to light when Junius Kellogg, a 6 foot center for Manhattan College, was offered to a $1000 bribe to shave points before a game against DePaul, but he refused to take the money and reported the solicitation to his coach, instead.