New Mexico State Suspends Player Indefinitely for Punching Opponent

The suspension follows an on-court altercation that resulted in a broken nose for Liberty's Shiloh Robinson.

New Mexico State forward Robert Carpenter was suspended indefinitely after punching Liberty's Shiloh Robinson during a game.
The incident occurred in the first half of New Mexico State's 79-73 overtime win against Liberty.
Carpenter's actions were widely condemned, with New Mexico State and coach Jason Hooten issuing apologies to Liberty and Robinson.
Robinson suffered a broken nose from the punch and did not return to the game.
Carpenter, in his first season with New Mexico State after transferring from Mississippi Valley State, is the team's third-leading scorer.