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Adviser at center of Okla. hoops probe leaves Merrill, joins Raymond James

Jeffrey Hausinger switches firms following allegations that he gave money to Oklahoma Sooners' basketball star Keith “Tiny” Gallon

The financial adviser who reportedly gave money to a University of Oklahoma basketball star has left Bank of America Merrill Lynch and become affiliated with Raymond James Financial Services Inc.

Jeffrey Hausinger, who was based in a Merrill office in Tampa, Fla., reportedly gave Oklahoma basket

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