Fresno State is examined for sports games according to reports

According to a report by the Fresno Bee on Saturday, men's basketball and the NCAA will examine the Bulldogs program for potential connections to the sports game. ESPN confirmed the report.

Three players may be involved in the study. Fresno State Guards Jalen Weaver and Zaon Collins were announced on Saturday for “justification reasons” for the Bulldogs game and could allegedly be connected to the internal examination.

According to the report, Guard Mykell Robinson is also involved in the investigation. Robinson last played on January 11th and has since been removed from the Bulldogs squad. The Fresno Bee cited anonymous university sources with knowledge of the investigation.

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The university rejected it to comment on this matter, and published an explanation to the Fresno Bee, which states that Weaver and Collins will not play while a “admission matter” is checked.

“The basketball student of the Fresno State men, Jalen Weaver and Zaon Collins are held back from the competition, while the university checked a matter of admission,” read the statement to the Fresno Bee.

Weaver and Collins are two of the best goal scorers in the state of Fresno this season with an average of 12.2 and 12 points per game. Robinson scored an average of 10.3 points and 6.2 rebounds per game before playing his last game with the program.

Fresno State is examined for sports games according to reports

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