Richard Khamir Hurd was once a successful basketball walk-on at Baylor University. He played a full four years for the school. But he has recently made his name known around the country for his work off the court. In fact, his actions have led to his being arraigned on federal extortion charges of a man quite popular in his neck of the woods – Robert Griffin III.
Apparently, Hurd threatened to release derogatory information regarding RG III that he had obtained and possessed. He wanted a “substantial amount of money” and contacted a representative of Griffin that has the initials B.D. Many have surmised that B.D. stands for Ben Dogra, the agent at Creative Artists Agency who represents Griffin (the #2 overall pick in the 2012 NFL Draft).
Hurd signed a nondisclosure agreement, delivered the information, received a check, and was subsequently arrested by an undercover FBI agent. Hurd has waived his preliminary hearing on the matter.
One reply on “Robert Griffin III And Agent Ben Dogra Threatened By Former Baylor Basketball Player”
Its crazy that there are people out there who just try to hurt others because they’re jealous. I’m glad this ended well for RGIII, he so far seems to be a positive impact on the league. I never realized all the things agents must deal with for their clients!
Elizabeth Staub
Tulane University