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Akron player arrested for fight in practice
University of Akron player Kadim Gueye , a 7-foot transfer from South Carolina, was arrested for assaulting teammate Mark Kostelac IN PRACTICE.

It happened Dec.16 and was reported in the Beacon today. The arrest and a court appearance came this week.

Gueye is suspended indefinitely. He was ineligible to play this season because of NCAA transfer rules. Kostelac, a 6-11 post, missed a few grand has averaged about five minutes of playing time. He may need reconstructive surgery.

Here’s the story.

https://www.ohio.com/sports/20190111/ua-...definitely
01-12-2019 07:35 AM
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