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JonLP24

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Mon Jan 16, 2017, 08:20 PM Jan 2017

Mountain West admonishes New Mexico, Colorado State for postgame incident

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- New Mexico assistant coach Terrence Rencher has apologized for his role in a verbal confrontation with Colorado State forward Emmanuel Omogbo outside Moby Arena following Saturday's game.

The Mountain West Conference admonished both schools on Monday, but took no action over the altercation. The league said the behavior after the Lobos' 84-71 win was unacceptable and poor judgment was used by several individuals. It also said it was unclear how the incident began.

The confrontation between Rencher and Omogbo was caught on video by The Albuquerque Journal.

In the video posted on Twitter , Omogbo and Rencher scream insults at each other while standing between two Lobos assistant coaches. Colorado State coach Larry Eustachy is seen holding back Omogbo, who eventually leaves the parking lot.

The conference left any possible punishment up to the schools after its investigation failed to determine who was at fault, and New Mexico vice president of athletics Paul Krebs said Rencher would receive a letter of reprimand.

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During the confrontation following the Lobos' 84-71 win, Rencher tells Omogbo, "Learn how to lose, boy."

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/18490174/mountain-west-conference-admonishes-new-mexico-colorado-state-postgame-incident

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Mountain West admonishes New Mexico, Colorado State for postgame incident (Original Post) JonLP24 Jan 2017 OP
That police officer was just trying to do his job! True Dough Jan 2017 #1

True Dough

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1. That police officer was just trying to do his job!
Mon Jan 16, 2017, 08:23 PM
Jan 2017

He looked quite frustrated trying to restrain the player while the coach continued to verbally spar with the student.

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