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Sports features & investigations at The Arizona Republic, @azcentral, @USATODAY. Philly guy. Penn State grad.🏒🏈🏀⚾️🏟💰🧬🧠🗽⚖️❤️🥪📝🏅🚀🗣️tellwolf@proton.me
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5 things to know about next steps in Cam Skattebo golf cart lawsuit

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By Jason Wolf Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
5 things to know about next steps in Cam Skattebo golf cart lawsuit In the wake of our update, in full below, here are five things to know about the ongoing litigation involving former Arizona State football star Cam Skattebo. 1. The lineman, former teammate of Skattebo's at ASU, Matt Katergaris, is enrolled at Mt. San Antonio College and will begin training camp in a little more than a month — approximately Aug. 15. 2. The next steps have been delayed.
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Cam Skattebo golf cart lawsuit extended. Hurt ASU player back on field Original

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By Jason Wolf Verified
| AZCentral | The Arizona Republic Verified
July 7, 2026, 12:19 p.m. MT The lawsuit alleges Skattebo caused a golf cart accident in 2023 that resulted in a career-ending injury for his then-teammate. The player, Mattheos Katergaris, has since returned to football at a junior college after a two-year medical break.
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Former Arizona basketball player Kerr Kriisa charged with wire fraud

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By Jason Wolf Verified
| USA Today Verified
Updated July 6, 2026, 4:35 p.m. ET Former University of Arizona basketball player Kerr Kriisa has been arrested on federal wire fraud charges. Kriisa is accused of defrauding victims of nearly $2.2 million through false representations and fabricated identities.
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