Federal prosecutors accused Terry Rozier of agreeing to manipulate his performance in an NBA game for a $100,000 bribe as part of a larger gambling scheme.

Prosecutors filed two new charges against Rozier on Thursday, including bribery in sporting contests and honest services wire fraud conspiracy.

The NBA and the Charlotte Hornets were named as victims in the conspiracy.

Rozier, and his attorney, Jim Trusty of Ifrah Law, have previously denied all charges.

"The superseding indictment just confirms that our motion to dismiss was righteous -- new charges, new theories, but all just a sad effort to make something stick," Trusty told ESPN.

Rozier allegedly informed his co-defendant Deniro Laster that he would remove himself from a March 23, 2023 game against the Pelicans due to a leg injury. Laster then shared the information with multiple bettors.

Rozier finished with five points and four rebounds in nine minutes in the game. The four rebounds caused some of the bets to lose, to which Rozier agreed to reduce his bribe to $70,000.