What we know: Hazing probe underway in New Mexico State men's basketball program

Australia News News

What we know: Hazing probe underway in New Mexico State men's basketball program
Australia Latest News,Australia Headlines
  • 📰 usatodaysports
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 63 sec. here
  • 3 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 28%
  • Publisher: 53%

Here's the latest on where things stand with New Mexico State men's basketball.

, canceling the team's scheduled game the following day and placing the coaching staff on paid administrative leave while disclosing few details about what had prompted the move.

As new information continues to emerge, here's the latest on where things stand with New Mexico State men's basketball.In his letter Saturday night, Arvizu wrote that he made the decision to suspend the operation of New Mexico State's men's basketball program after learning of the hazing allegations.

Members of the coaching staff, including first-year head coach Greg Heiar, were placed on paid administrative leave.Arvizu's letter did not provide any detail on the alleged behavior or acts behind the hazing allegations. But the chancellor called hazing a"despicable act." , a 2008 study found that 74% of student-athletes experienced at least one form of hazing while in college.University personnel are investigating the hazing allegations, according to Arvizu's letter.

In a statement Friday, New Mexico State's Board of Regents said it is"confident a full and thorough investigation will be conducted."Meanwhile, two Aggies players announced Saturday that they are leaving the team. The Aggies have five games remaining in their season, including a scheduled home contest Wednesday against Abilene Christian. It's unclear whether any of those games will be played.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

usatodaysports /  🏆 454. in US

Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

New Mexico firearm bill narrowly passes the state's House of RepresentativesNew Mexico firearm bill narrowly passes the state's House of RepresentativesA firearm bill in New Mexico narrowly passed the state's House of Representatives. The bill would make it illegal to store guns where children can access them.
Read more »

New Mexico State suspends men's basketball program indefinitely over unknown allegationsNew Mexico State suspends men's basketball program indefinitely over unknown allegationsThe New Mexico State men's basketball team has had its operations suspended indefinitely due to allegations that have not been revealed publicly, the program announced Friday night.
Read more »

New Mexico State suspends operations of men’s basketball programNew Mexico State suspends operations of men’s basketball programNew Mexico State has suspended operations of its men’s basketball program and placed its coaching staff on paid administrative leave due to allegations unrelated to a fatal shooting last year.
Read more »

New Mexico State suspends men's basketball operations, coaches put on administrative leaveNew Mexico State suspends men's basketball operations, coaches put on administrative leaveNew Mexico State University said it was recently made aware of 'new allegations... involving potential violations of university policy.' The team's coaches have been placed on administrative leave while the allegations are investigated.
Read more »

New Mexico State suspends men's basketball operations, coaches put on administrative leaveNew Mexico State suspends men's basketball operations, coaches put on administrative leaveNew Mexico State has suspended operations of the men's basketball program and have placed the team's coaches on paid administrative leave.
Read more »

New Mexico State suspends operations of men’s basketball teamNew Mexico State suspends operations of men’s basketball teamNew allegations involve potential violations of university policy and were separate from the Nov. 19 shooting of a student from rival University of New Mexico.
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-03-01 09:54:19