Ex-Cal State Bakersfield Assistant Sentenced in Pimping Case
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Ex-Cal State Bakersfield Assistant Sentenced in Pimping Case

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Former Cal State Bakersfield assistant coach Kevin Mays received a four-year prison sentence after being convicted on multiple charges, including pimping and possession of child pornography.

Mays, who previously served as an assistant coach at Cal State Bakersfield, was sentenced to four years in prison. The sentencing follows convictions on charges of pimping, possessing youth or child pornography, and drug possession while armed, according to ESPN’s reporting.

The specific details surrounding the case beyond the charges were not provided in the source material. However, the conviction resulted in a significant jail sentence for Mays, indicating the severity of the crimes committed. The source does not offer any information regarding potential appeals or further legal proceedings.

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