Arizona State’s star running back Cam Skattebo is now being sued by a former teammate for a golf cart accident nearly two ...

Cam Skattebo allegedly jumped on the back of golf cart transporting two ASU football teammates, exceeding its weight limit ...

Arizona State star Cam Skattebo is currently preparing for the 2025 NFL Draft. And possibly the courtroom. The All-Big 12 first-teamer was named as a defendant in a lawsuit from a former Arizona State ...

Per the suit, "on or around" the day before, the team had been instructed "about the proper use of golf carts" and "explicitly told" that the rear seat had a limit of 600 pounds or two people.

Let's be so for real, guys. Common wisdom holds that you never get a second chance to make a first impression. And while a ...

The suit states that the Sun Devils' football program had previously been instructed about the "proper use of golf carts" and informed that the rear seats had a limit of 600 pounds, or two people.

When officers investigated the golf cart found at the scene, they located a cooler sitting on top of the rear-facing bench seat, the report states. Detectives learned this is where the victim ...

Skattebo’s actions allegedly caused the back seat of the golf cart to break ... sitting on the rear section,” that the rear bench of the golf cart broke, and that “Plaintiff ended up on ...

Back in May, former Arizona State walk-on Mattheos Katergaris sued the school and the Arizona Board of Regents over injuries he allegedly suffered from a golf cart accident after a practice.

The complaint stems from an incident in July 2023 during which Skattebo allegedly "jumped up and down" on the back of a golf cart during a football practice, causing the back seat to break and ...

This is not an ICE, so what they bought is basically a golf cart with the shrunk ... and the weather sills on the rear door are also coming off. The rear bench seat is "literally like sitting ...