Cedquavious "Dae Dae" Hunter is pictured during a game.
Cedquavious “Dae Dae” Hunter, who was banned from the NCAA for his role in a point-shaving scheme , is speaking out for the first time.
Hunter sat down with “Good Morning America” for an interview and detailed why he chose to participate in the scheme.
“I just had a child,” the emotional Hunter told ABC’s Will Reeve. “The school wasn’t paying me money. So, like I was trying to get money to actually take care of my child.”
An NCAA investigation found that Hunter, who was a junior at New Orleans University at the time, intentionally manipulated his performance to benefit a Las Vegas bettor in at least seven games during the 2024-25 college basketball season.
Hunter and his teammates, Dyquavian Short and Jamond Vincent, were off

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