Cam Scottebo, a return to Arizona state superstar, reportedly suffered a lawsuit by his former teammate in a golf cart accident that allegedly caused serious injuries.

Former ASU Walk-On Attack Lineman Mattheos Katergaris My name is a teammate Scattebo According to reports from the lawsuit Zack Buchanan from Phoenix New Times. In May, Katergaris sued the Arizona council, but now has Skattebo as the subject line. (Related: Former NBA star Patrick Beverly slapped in lawsuit after allegedly throwing the ball to a fan.)

Katergaris is reportedly looking for around $300,000 Damages for the number of negligence from both Scattebo and the Arizona Commission.

The Golf Cart Crash is said to have been held on July 31, 2023. Kategaris claims he and his teammates were sitting behind a golf cart heading from the training facility to the Sun Devils locker room. A day ago, the team was said to have been told there is a weight limit of 600 pounds in the back seat. This is two large soccer players.

Miniscope: ASU star Cam Skattebo has been sued by his former teammate. A former teammate says Scattebo caused a 2023 post-practical golf cart accident that caused him to injure him.

story @phoenixnewtimes:https://t.co/xdctwdup4y

– Zach Buchanan (@zhbuchanan) February 26, 2025

The lawsuit alleges that Scattebo “jumped behind the golf cart” and “jumped up and down on the rear bench when the golf cart traveled a considerable distance. The rear bench on the golf cart then failed structurally.”

Cateris then claims that he fell out of the cart and “provided months of medical care due to serious injuries.”

ASU has already paid for the treatment of Katergaris, with the school admitting that “there is reason to believe that the accused is boarding the back of the golf cart and that the other two players are sitting in the rear section” and “there is acknowledging that the rear bench of the golf cart has been broken.”