The Horizon League suspended Oakland basketball coach Greg Kampe for one game due to engaging with an official in an unacceptable way that violated league regulations after a loss to Robert Morris.

Kampe, 69, is in his 41st season as head coach at Oakland, and this marks his second suspension. He also drew a one-game ban following a fight between his team and Chicago State's team after a game in 2000. That fight began with a war of words between Kampe and then-Chicago State coach Bo Ellis, the former Marquette star, in the handshake line.

The Horizon League suspended Oakland basketball coach Greg Kampe for one game due to engaging with an official in an unacceptable way that violated league regulations after a loss to Robert Morris.

On Tuesday, the Horizon League announced that Oakland men’s basketball head coach Greg Kampe has been suspended for one game following an incident with an official at the conclusion of the Golden Grizzlies’ loss to Robert Morris on Saturday.

Oakland's big men, Buru Naivalurua and Allen Mukeba, each had a double-double as the Golden Grizzlies beat the Titans, 65-59, at Calihan Hall.

Kampe’s Golden Grizzlies fell to Robert Morris by two on Saturday after a “significant officiating error” in the final seconds