CHICAGO (WLS) — An indictment unsealed on Thursday has implicated 17 college basketball players, including former DePaul Blue Demons, in a scheme to manipulate game outcomes for betting purposes.

These allegations revolve around a conspiracy to alter the results of games in both the NCAA and Chinese Basketball Association.

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Among those charged are Jalen Terry and Da’Sean Nelson, who last played during the 2023-24 season. The indictment also references Micawber Etienne, who faces charges in a separate case.

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The court documents detail an incident on February 24, 2024, during an NCAA men’s basketball match between Georgetown and DePaul at Chicago’s Wintrust Arena. It alleges that Terry, Nelson, Etienne, and another individual deliberately underperformed in the first half, leading to a 41-28 score in favor of Georgetown, thus surpassing the 2.5-point spread. This manipulation reportedly allowed the conspirators to profit from their bets.

The indictment further notes that games against Butler and St. John were also targeted in this point-shaving operation.

The indictment also includes former All-American Antonio Blakeney, who once played for the Chicago Bulls.