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Tuscaloosa News sports editor had UA booster cosign loan
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Tuscaloosa News sports editor Cecil Hurt says he now regrets not telling his editors about a $4,000 loan he applied for in 2000 that was cosigned by former University of Alabama booster Ray Keller, who is suing the NCAA. Executive editor Doug Ray says he's "troubled" by the loan, which came up twice during the trial. "As our lead columnist and reporter on UA sports, [Hurt] ... is very influential within collegiate sports in Alabama. That elevates the importance of maintaining independence from his sources and the institutions he covers."
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