“Throughout and after Monday’s game, Fardaws Aimaq was allegedly subjected to abhorrent and offensive comments from a fan – including being called a terrorist,” Madsen said. The confrontation lasts only a few seconds and it doesn’t appear that Aimaq made physical contact.Ĭal coach Mark Madsen said in a statement Wednesday that Aimaq confronted the fan after allegedly being subjected to derogatory language during the game and after it. Standing inches away, Aimaq can be seen leaning toward the man and pointing his finger in the man’s face while he talks to him. SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO - The Cal athletic department asked officials at the SoCal Challenge men’s basketball tournament at JSerra High to ban a fan who allegedly called Fardaws Aimaq a “terrorist” before the sixth-year Golden Bears forward confronted him in the stands.Ī video circulating on social media shows the 6-foot-11 Aimaq, who is the son of Afghan refugees and is from Vancouver, Canada, ascending to a walkway behind the stands to confront a fan in the crowd after Cal’s 75-72 loss to UTEP on Monday night.

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