MOUNT MORRIS TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) — Mateen Cleaves has been cited for driving with a suspended license.
The former Michigan State star was pulled over for speeding by Mount Morris Township Police on Wednesday night.
Cleaves’ license was suspended in February for having too many points. He was assessed a $125 responsibility fee, which hadn’t been paid as of Thursday morning according to secretary of state records.
Frank Manley, Cleaves’ attorney, says payment has been sent to restore his client’s license.
Cleaves led the Spartans to the 2000 national championship. He played for Detroit, Sacramento, Cleveland and Seattle in parts of six NBA seasons. The Flint native has been working as a Pistons analyst for Fox Sports Detroit.
