Arizona State star working again Cam Skattebo is being sued by a former teammate.
Skattebo is on the receiving finish of a civil criticism on behalf of his former teammate, walk-on offensive lineman Mattheos Katergaris, who’s in search of $300,000 in damages stemming from negligence leading to an harm, as first reported by Arizona Republic.
The incident allegedly occurred in July 2023 when Skattebo is accused of leaping up and down on the again of a golf cart throughout soccer apply, which prompted Katergaris to fall to the bottom and injure his arm.
Katergaris ruptured an elbow tendon which required surgical procedure and he says he has not absolutely recovered, in response to his lawyer Neil Udulutch.
He added that he incurred such hefty medical bills that he nonetheless has excellent payments.
Scattebo is being sued for one rely of negligence leading to harm, as Katergaris by no means performed soccer once more and stays in ache.
Course of servers have tried to search out Skattebo to ship the authorized paperwork however have been unable to take action and went to the “last resort,” which entails publishing the summons in a Maricopa County newspaper.
Skattebo was on the NFL mix in Indianapolis final week and is projected to be a Day 2 choice.
“I have reason to believe he was in Florida preparing for the combine and then I know he was in Indy. I don’t know if he even lives in Arizona anymore,” his lawyer informed the Arizona Republic. “Maybe he’s bouncing around hotels. I just don’t know, so I was done chasing him.”
Skattebo was not requested concerning the lawsuit on the mix, however did admit that he was “immature in years past.”
The 23-year-old led Arizona State to an NCAA Faculty Soccer Playoff berth this previous season, the place the Solar devils practically upset the Texas Longhorns.
Skattebo’s fierce working fashion was a sight to behold in that sport.
He took 30 carries for 143 yards and two landing, whereas additionally grabbing eight balls for 99 yards and throwing for a landing within the 39-31 double time beyond regulation loss.
He completed fifth within the Heisman Trophy voting.
