‘In 1999, Winfield, who has played professional football for three years after a collegiate career at Ohio State, gave Yetts $1.35 million to put in the stock market for his retirement and his children’s education, among other things, the SEC said. Instead, Yetts used some of the money to pay country club dues, credit card bills, student loans and insurance premiums, alleged the SEC, which is seeking to have him repay investors and pay a fine.’
Archives for December 22, 2001
Former OSU athlete among those bilked in scheme, suit says
‘Former Ohio State University football star Antoine Winfield and 13 others lost $1.8 million in a fraudulent investment scheme devised by a former OSU wrestling champ, federal regulators alleged in a lawsuit yesterday.’
Bills cornering market on hits in secondary
‘Winfield was solid before this season. Clements’ emergence this year makes a tandem that could be together for years.’
Bills show kindness to loved ones
‘Of course, at 2-11, the Bills can give themselves an early present with a win over Atlanta tomorrow.’
Falcons excelling in special teams
‘Leaks on the offense and defense have been the main story line in the Falcons’ 6-7 season, which continues Sunday against the Buffalo Bills. They overshadow what has been a noteworthy performance by the special teams, coached by Joe DeCamillis.’
Calf strain might sideline Christian
‘Mohr called the Bills "a great organization," although he was perturbed by how it ended. Mohr said no one from the new management team, led by president and general manager Tom Donahoe, called to tell him he was getting cut. He found out when a reporter called for his reaction. "I guess different strokes for different folks," Mohr said. "That’s the way some people are."’