Fresno State men's basketball players Jalen Weaver and Mykell Robinson have been dismissed from the Bulldogs' team after reportedly betting on themselves in daily fantasy sports contests, according to a report from ESPN's David Purdum.

Mykell Robinson and Jalen Weaver, who are no longer with the program, allegedly made bets and entered daily fantasy contests involving Fresno State games in which they played, according to ESPN. A third player, Zaon Collins, has also been held out of games since last Tuesday but remains listed on the program's roster.

Fresno State has removed guard Jalen Weaver from the basketball team, the second player to be dismissed during an internal investigation into gambling activities in the program.

Fresno State and the NCAA are investigating allegations that two men's basketball players participated in daily fantasy contests based on their own performances, according to multiple sources.

Fresno State athletes admitted to betting on games, playing fantasy sports, and engaging in prop bets. More evidence is now coming to light in the scandal.