WVU Basketball
BREAKING: WVU Forward Arrested
Per 247Sports.com, West Virginia Forward Wesley Harris was charged with two misdemeanors in July for battery and destruction of property.
The report says he was driving on Jones Avenue and Stewart Street when a car driving on the wrong side of the road approached Harris. Both drivers got out of the car and began arguing.
Harris allegedly pushed the other driver into the car, causing a dent. He also allegedly punched the other driver several times, breaking his nose.
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