Nevin Shapiro on Bryant: Play audio

Miami booster Nevin Shapiro alleges he provided multiple extra benefits to James Bryant during his career with the Hurricanes. Among the benefits he claimed to have provided:

• Drinks and VIP access at nightclubs on multiple occasions. One such incident included a May 2005 event at Mansion nightclub featuring Jay Z.

• Entertainment on Shapiro's $1.6 million yacht.

• Food, drinks and entertainment at Shapiro's $6 million mansion.

• A handful of small cash gifts.

Corroborating account

• Yahoo! Sports acquired Shapiro's May 2005 American Express black card statement showing a bill of $9,738 on the night the booster said Bryant

Nevin Shapiro on Nicolas: Play audio

Miami booster Nevin Shapiro alleges he provided multiple extra benefits to Nicolas during his career with the Hurricanes. Among the benefits he claimed to have provided:

• Food, drinks and entertainment at his $6 million mansion on multiple occasions.

• Pool tournaments for cash at his home.

• Drinks and VIP access at nightclubs on multiple occasions.

• Food, drinks and entertainment at Lucky Strike Lanes including a “bowling for dollars” tournament over a weekend in September 2008.

Corroborating accounts

• Yahoo! Sports acquired Shapiro’s

Nevin Shapiro on Campbell: Play audio

Miami booster Nevin Shapiro alleges he provided extra benefits to Calais Campbell on a handful of occasions during his career. Among the benefits he claimed to have provided:

• Food, drinks and entertainment at Shapiro's $6 million Miami Beach mansion.

• An August 2006 dinner at Italian eatery Grazie in which Shapiro personally drove Campbell to the restaurant.

• At least one occasion where Shapiro provided VIP access and drinks at a nightclub.

Corroborating account

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Nevin Shapiro on McCarthy: Play audio

Colin McCarthy was one of dozens of Hurricanes players named by Nevin Shapiro in recorded interviews with federal agents. During those interviews, the booster admitted supplying benefits to an array of Miami players from 2002 to 2010. Shapiro alleges he provided multiple extra benefits to McCarthy during the player's career with the Hurricanes. Among the benefits he claims to have provided:

• Provided food, drinks and entertainment at Shapiro's $6 million mansion on multiple occasions.

• Played in pool tournaments for cash at Shapiro's home.

• Provided VIP access

Nevin Shapiro on Patchan: Play audio

Miami booster Nevin Shapiro alleges he knowingly had improper contact with a recruit when two Miami assistant coaches accompanied Matt Patchan on a visit to the booster's home in Miami Beach. Shapiro alleges:

• In 2007, Shapiro hosted Patchan and multiple members of the recruit's family in his $6 million Miami Beach mansion. The visit was arranged and attended by an assistant coach whom Shapiro refused to name, but who has since been identified by two sources as then-tight ends coach Joe Pannunzio. Shapiro did name then-offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland as also being at his residence when the booster provided a meal to the recruit and his family and helped make a recruiting pitch.

• Shapiro said the

Nevin Shapiro on Charles: Play audio

Miami booster Nevin Shapiro alleges he had improper recruiting contact with Orson Charles after the player's junior year in high school. Among the booster's allegations:

• Charles visited Shapiro's $6 million Miami Beach mansion in 2008 with his high school coach Robert Weiner and then-Hurricanes quarterback Robert Marve.

• Shapiro knowingly had impermissible contact when he gave Charles a tour of his home while pitching a potential commitment to Miami. At the time, the Hurricanes were recruiting Charles.

Corroborating accounts

• Two sources corroborated Shapiro's account of meeting Charles and giving him a tour of his home while delivering a recruiting pitch.

In Shapiro's words

• "Orson Charles was a tight end out

Nevin Shapiro on Shields: Play audio

Miami booster Nevin Shapiro alleges he provided a handful of extra benefits to Sam Shields during his career with the Hurricanes. Among the benefits he claimed to have provided:

• A 42-inch Toshiba flat screen television.

• Drinks and VIP access in nightclubs.

• Food, drinks and entertainment at Shapiro's $6 million Miami Beach mansion.

Corroborating accounts

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Nevin Shapiro on Harris: Play audio

Jacory Harris was one of dozens of Hurricanes players named by Nevin Shapiro in recorded interviews with federal agents. During those interviews, the booster admitted supplying benefits to an array of Miami players from 2002 to 2010. Among the benefits he claimed to have provided:

• Food, drinks and entertainment at Shapiro's $6 million Miami Beach mansion.

• Pool tournaments for cash at Shapiro's home.

• Drinks and VIP access in nightclubs on a handful of occasions.

In Shapiro's words

• "Jacory came by. He was at my house a number of times.