A basketball player from the state of Fitchburg launched the campus for a low blow to the head of his opponent

BOSTON – A basketball player from Fitchburg State was suspended for an indefinite period and left the campus of the Massachusetts School after delivering a dangerous and blatant shot at the head of an opponent.

In the final minutes of a Tuesday night match between Fitchburg State Falcons and Nichols College, Fitchburg National Guard, Kewan Platt, threw a blatant forearm on Nate Tenaglia of Nichols while he was attempting a three corner, reports CBS Boston.

Before his low blow, Platt made three balls on the other end of the floor and was upset that he had not received a call. Tenaglia hit his three balls before the mischievous move, giving Nichols a 13-point lead at the time.

Platt, a junior guard from Jamaica Plain, in his first season in the state of Fitchburg, returned to make sure that the official on the sidelines was not watching when he wore the stroke. But another official saw the act and expelled Platt quickly from the match.

On Wednesday, Fitchburg State announced that the player was suspended from the team and excluded from campus. The incident is still under review and Platt could face new penalties.

"The Fitchburg State community is appalled by the behavior displayed during Tuesday night's home basketball game.The player involved was suspended indefinitely and banned from campus, as of now," said the newspaper. A declaration.

Tenaglia seemed to be OK after the shot, making his two free throws. Nichols then won the division III game 84-75.