A linebacker from  Jackson State University  (JSC) was arrested and charged with fraud and identity theft for allegedly defrauding the government of thousands of dollars in COVID-19 relief funds. On Monday, Abdul-Malik McClain, 22, was arrested by federal agents after organizing the fraud with several other players while attending the University of Southern California (USC) in 2020. Three relief applications were allegedly submitted by McClain seeking benefits of $903,688; at least $227,736 was paid.  According to ESPN, the indictment  states  that McClain "organized and assisted a group of other football players in filing fraudulent claims for unemployment benefits, including the Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA)." How Long in Jail Ex-USC and Current Jackson St LB Abdul-Malik McClain is Looking At After Being Arrested For Masterminding COVID-19 Unemployment Scam; Here is How Much Money The FEDS Says He Scammed (Video) https://t.co/5LFdWj815Y pic.twitter.com/yR0ppQbmoZ — Robert...