One of the college basketball players implicated in a sports betting investigation the NCAA revealed in September has confirmed his involvement.

In an interview on ABC's "Good Morning America" on Monday, Nov. 17, former University of New Orleans shooting guard Cedquavious Hunter admitted, "I did point-shave" as part of a scheme orchestrated by an unnamed bettor out of Las Vegas.

"I was money hungry," Hunter told reporter Will Reeve. "Fast cash."

Hunter, a 3-point specialist who played at UNO during the 2024-25 season, said he and others implicated in the scheme would intentionally miss some shots to affect the point spread.

"95% (of the time) we got the job done," he said.