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New Mexico State agreed to pay $8 million to settle a lawsuit involving two basketball players who said they were sexually assaulted by teammates, according to state records released Wednesday. Deuce Benjamin and his father, William, who was a co-defendant, will receive $4.125 million, while the other plaintiff, Shak Odunewu, will receive $3.875 million, according to the terms on the state's open-records website. In agreeing to the settlement, the New Mexico State board of regents does not ...

New Mexico State University agreed to pay two former Aggie basketball players who claimed they were sexually assaulted by their teammates.

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New Mexico State agreed to pay $8 million to settle a lawsuit involving two basketball players who said they were sexually assaulted by teammates, according to state records released Wednesday. Deuce Benjamin and his father, William, who was a co-defendant, will receive $4.125 million, while the other plaintiff, Shak Odunewu, will receive $3.875 million, according to the terms on the state's open-records website. In agreeing to the settlement, the New Mexico State board of regents does no...

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Deuce Benjamin and Shak Odunewu were awarded a total of $8 million to settle their lawsuit against New Mexico State former head coach Greg Heiar, former assis

The New Mexico Attorney General is in the midst of a criminal investigation regarding allegations of hazing and sexual assault within the New Mexico State University Men’s basketball program. The AG’s office is also looking into NMSU’s institutional policies and practices.

We now know the program stinks from end to end.

The two former New Mexico State basketball players who filed a lawsuit alleging hazing and sexual assault against three of their former teammates say that the abuse was extended to include other players and even assistant coaches.