Celtics star Derrick White smacked in head during fight at Colorado-Colorado State football game
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Celtics star Derrick White got smacked in the head and his hat went flying during a fight behind one of the end zones during the Colorado vs. Colorado State college football game on Saturday, video obtained by TMZ Sports shows.
White, a crucial member of the Celtics team that won an NBA championship in June and who also won a gold medal with Team USA at the 2024 Olympics last month, was in Fort Collins supporting his alma mater Colorado when, according to TMZ Sports, he and some Colorado State fans began jawing at each other.
A man in a Colorado State hat then took a swing at White in the third quarter.
People stepped in to hold White and the fan back as a lot of pushing and shoving ensued.
The video did not show any more punches being thrown, and a police report was not filed, TMZ Sports reported.
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