slickdawg
4/11/2006, 12:01 PM
http://www.commercialappeal.com/mca/local/article/0,2845,MCA_25340_4612827,00.html
Memphis police say Alabama booster Logan Young was attacked and killed in his Chickasaw Gardens home.
Homicide detectives released few details, but said there was a struggle inside the home at 226 Goodwyn before Young died. They were talking to relatives to try and learn when Young was last seen alive.
Young, an avid Alabama fan, was convicted of racketeering, bribery and structuring a financial transaction to evade reporting requirements.
At the trial, Trezevant High coach Lynn Lang testified that he had indeed, given substantial amounts of laundered money to Alabama football recruit Albert Means, who it was revealed never took the college-entrance test. Lang also implicated other schools in the "bidding war" for Means.
The story began when Trezevant assistant coach Milton Kirk went to The Commercial Appeal with his story that Young funneled the money to Lang to get Means to play football for Alabama
Memphis police say Alabama booster Logan Young was attacked and killed in his Chickasaw Gardens home.
Homicide detectives released few details, but said there was a struggle inside the home at 226 Goodwyn before Young died. They were talking to relatives to try and learn when Young was last seen alive.
Young, an avid Alabama fan, was convicted of racketeering, bribery and structuring a financial transaction to evade reporting requirements.
At the trial, Trezevant High coach Lynn Lang testified that he had indeed, given substantial amounts of laundered money to Alabama football recruit Albert Means, who it was revealed never took the college-entrance test. Lang also implicated other schools in the "bidding war" for Means.
The story began when Trezevant assistant coach Milton Kirk went to The Commercial Appeal with his story that Young funneled the money to Lang to get Means to play football for Alabama