Since the stunning announcement of the Fresno State basketball betting scandal in late February, both the university and the NCAA have launched full investigations. In the latest update, forward Mykell Robinson and guard Jalen Weaver — two of the three players involved — reportedly gambled on their own stats.

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.

More clarity has arrived in the case of a trio of Fresno State basketball players sidelined amid a reported investigation into gambling activity. It's not looking great for them. Mykell Robinson and Jalen Weaver,

Fresno State senior guard Jalen Weaver has been removed from the team’s men’s basketball roster online, and the program has confirmed that Weaver is no longer with the team. Weaver was one of three Fresno State basketball players who were reportedly being investigated for alleged betting activity,

Fresno State has suspended two of its top men’s basketball scorers and removed a third player from the team amid reports that the school is the subject of gambling investigations.

Players have been held out of today’s game as the university conducts an internal investigation into an “eligibility” issue.

Nearly seven years into the Wild West of widespread — and normalized — legalized sports betting, more evidence emerges of the potential problems arising from prop bets.

I must have done something wrong to the basketball gods.' Vance Walberg spoke to the media for the first time since a betting scandal involving his players became public.