Heiar revealed in arbitration documents that he felt like a scapegoat for a number of issues the New Mexico State athletic ...

The heads, all belonged to males, the Tlaxcala State Attorney General's Office announced as police hunt their killer.

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Greg Heiar will be paid $600,000 and has agreed to drop his wrongful termination suit, according to court documents.

New Mexico State and former men's basketball head coach Greg Heiar settled a wrongful termination suit on Friday with the university agreeing to pay him $600,000.