New Mexico State players and assistant coaches helped teammate Mike Peake following a deadly shootout last month at the University of New Mexico, according to new reporting from the Albuquerque Journal and KOAT-TV.
in Albuquerque the night before the two teams were set to play last month. The students, police said, were going to"assault" Peake at a residence hall, part of a revenge plot stemming from an altercation at the football game between the two schools in October.
The basketball team then left town, but Taylor stayed behind at the hotel the team was staying in. By about 3:45 p.m., more than 12 hours after the reported shooting, Taylor handed the gun to police. None of those players, coaches or Peake have been charged in the incident. Peake was described as a victim in the initial report."We will be incredibly transparent during this process, New Mexico State chancellor Dan Arvizu."We owe that to our community and to everyone associated with our university.
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