New Mexico State University Ends Men’s Basketball Season Following Allegations of False Imprisonment, Harassment, and Criminal Sexual Contact

New Mexico State University’s men’s basketball season has come to an abrupt end following the release of a police report detailing an incident involving three players ganging up on a teammate. The report alleges false imprisonment, harassment, and criminal sexual contact.

According to the report, the victim said that on February 6th, his teammates held him down and removed his clothing, exposing his buttocks, before slapping him. In response to the report, Chancellor Dan Arvizu released a statement announcing the end of the season and saying, “It’s time for this program to reset.”

The university has launched an investigation into the incident and is taking steps to ensure the safety of all students. The three players involved in the incident have been suspended from the team pending the outcome of the investigation.

The incident has caused shock and dismay among the university community, and many are calling for the players to be held accountable for their actions. The university is committed to ensuring a safe and respectful environment for all students, and it is clear that the players involved in this incident have violated the university’s code of conduct.

The university is now focused on moving forward and rebuilding the men’s basketball program. It is clear that the university is taking this incident seriously and is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of all students.