A University of New Mexico basketball player was allegedly attacked by a teammate following an argument on a plane ride to a Thanksgiving tournament, KOB reported on Monday, Dec. 2. On Tuesday, Dec. 3,

Shane Douma-Sanchez, a second-year walk-on guard with the UNM Lobos men’s basketball team, says an argument with teammates during a trip to California escalated into him being punched.

The University of New Mexico is investigating an alleged incident between two basketball players. KRQE News 13 has spoken with the attorney of the suspected victim, who claimed he was punched by one of his teammates on a plane while the team was traveling to the Acrisure Classic tournament in southern California

Two members of the New Mexico men's basketball were reportedly involved in a argument over a seat on a plane last month resulting in one player being punched, according to reports.

Two New Mexico basketball players battled in a mid-air fight over a seat on a plane. While on a plane en route to Palm Springs, Calif. for the Acrisure Classic last month, two unnamed Lobos men’s basketball players were involved in an incident that resulted in a scholarship player punching a walk-on player in the shoulder and needing medical treatment,

The University of New Mexico is investigating an alleged incident between two basketball players. NewsNation affiliate KRQE spoke with the attorney of the suspected victim, who claimed he was punched by one of his teammates on a plane while the team was traveling to the Acrisure Classic tournament in southern California before Thanksgiving.