'I will also be focused on addressing the allegations that have been presented, and there are aspects of the story that have yet to emerge that I wish I could share.'
Prosecutors allege McGlashan donated $50,000 to Key Worldwide Foundation, the firm that facilitated the scheme, so that his son could take the ACT exam at an offsite location where his test answers could later be corrected before being submitted. According to the criminal complaint, FBI agents also recorded him discussing ways to create fake athletic profiles of his son in order for him to be admitted to USC as a team recruit.
In his letter to board members, McGlashan said,"The progress we have made is too important for you to be distracted by the issues I am facing personally." "I am deeply sorry this very difficult situation may interfere with the work to which I have devoted my life," he wrote."As you can imagine, my primary concern at this point is for my family. I will also be focused on addressing the allegations that have been presented, and there are aspects of the story that have yet to emerge that I wish I could share."
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