After an altercation between Dwight Lewis (left) and Daniel Hackett (right), more of more of their other problematic situations have come to light. Originally, it solely was believed that after USC's loss to Washington on Saturday, Lewis and Hackett began to fight on the court. Some witnesses believe the two engaged in a shoving match, while others claim to have seen punches thrown. However, other disputes have occured as well. Witnesses believe they saw Lewis argue with Leonard Washington during games, and make vulgar gestures towards Washington. Donte Smith also got into an argument with Hackett. Last year, Hackett had an argument with O.J. Mayo, which ended with Mayo punching Hackett, breaking his jaw.
Monday, February 23, 2009
Lewis's and Hackett's Problems Reach Front
After an altercation between Dwight Lewis (left) and Daniel Hackett (right), more of more of their other problematic situations have come to light. Originally, it solely was believed that after USC's loss to Washington on Saturday, Lewis and Hackett began to fight on the court. Some witnesses believe the two engaged in a shoving match, while others claim to have seen punches thrown. However, other disputes have occured as well. Witnesses believe they saw Lewis argue with Leonard Washington during games, and make vulgar gestures towards Washington. Donte Smith also got into an argument with Hackett. Last year, Hackett had an argument with O.J. Mayo, which ended with Mayo punching Hackett, breaking his jaw.
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