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Reeves Nelson is suing Sports Illustrated for their UCLA report
Remember that huge UCLA expose from Sports Illustrated that was going to rock Ben Howland's program to the core? In spite of all the sordid details of the Bruins program spiraling out of control, not too much came from the report, at least from UCLA's perspective. Howland has stayed with UCLA, the program hasn't been punished in any way by the NCAA, and UCLA only has...
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Reeves Nelson Files $10M Lawsuit Against Sports Illustrated
The lawsuit comes after a March article that characterized Reeves Nelson as a bully to his UCLA teammates.
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Former UCLA player Nelson sues SI over story
Former UCLA player Reeves Nelson is suing Sports Illustrated for defamation, false light and intentional infliction of emotional distress over its recent article about problems in the school's basketball program.
The lawsuit filed Wednesday in Superior Court in Los Angeles names Time Inc. and writer George Dohrmann as defendants. The story titled ''Not the UCLA Way&...
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Reeves Nelson files defamation suit against SI
LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Former UCLA player Reeves Nelson is suing Sports Illustrated for defamation, false light and intentional infliction of emotional distress over its recent article about problems in the school's basketball program.
The lawsuit filed Wednesday in Superior Court in Los Angeles names Time Inc. and writer George Dohrmann as defendants. The story titled "Not...
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Reeves Nelson reportedly suing Sports Illustrated for $10 million
Nearly three months after an ugly expose on the UCLA basketball program was published in Sports Illustrated, former Bruins standout Reeves Nelson has filed a $10 million lawsuit against the magazine, according to TMZ.
The minefield of a story, first released online in late February, paints the UCLA program as a mess, alleging a slew of misdeeds by players on and off the court, not...
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Sports Illustrated (SI) sued for $10 million over claims former UCLA basketball player Reeves Nelson peed on things
Time Inc. and Sports Illustrated unequivocally stood behind George Dohrmann’s story, Not the UCLA Way in which he claimed UCLA basketball player Reeves Nelson 'went wild' -- was violent at practices...
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Nelson to Sue for $10M Over SI Story
Ex-UCLA star Reeves Nelson will sue for $10 million, according to TMZ on Wednesday, over an article...
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Report: Reeves Nelson to sue SI
Former UCLA basketball player Reeves Nelson plans to sue Sports Illustrated (SI) over an article that described him as being physically violent at team practices and claimed he urinated on a teammate's bed.
Nelson, who was dismissed from the team in December for disciplinary reasons, will file the defamation lawsuit against the magazine Wednesday, seeking $10 million in damages...
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Reeves Nelson Responds To Sports Illustrated Allegations, Loses
Dear Reeves Nelson,
I read your response to Sports Illustrated‘s article which prominently featured you being a very large anus (even for Los Angeles) to a number of people and playing a big role in destroying the most storied program in college basketball (other than Indiana). I even wrote a piece for this very blog stating the incidents revealed in the article were very overblown...
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March 03, 2012
Reeves Nelson says SI took apology out of context, almost all stories are false
Reeves Nelson already had a bad reputation for being kicked off the UCLA basketball team for poor behavior, but what remained of it was shredded by a damning article published in Sports Illustrated this week. Reeves reacted swiftly and hired a lawyer who sent a letter to SI demanding a retraction. He continued the damage control with an interview on NBC Los Angeles Thursday night...
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