Ohio regulators intend to ban both former Alabama head baseball coach Brad Bohannon and a man he allegedly gave information to from betting on sports in Ohio.
The Ohio Casino Control Commission sent notices to both Bohannon and Bert Neff Jr. on Tuesday, notifying them of the intent to ban them. Under Ohio rules, both can ask for a public hearing to object to the decision.
According to the notices, on April 28 Bohannon gave Neff information that wasn’t available to the general public about the Alabama baseball team for the purpose of sports gambling.
Neff then shared that information with other people, and attempted to place a wager on the LSU vs. Alabama baseball game.
