US EditionMiami Hurricanes linebacker Adarius Hayes released from hospital after fatal crash
- Adarius Hayes, a linebacker for the Miami Hurricanes, sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was hospitalized following a two-vehicle collision in his hometown of Largo, Florida, on Saturday afternoon that resulted in the deaths of three individuals.
- The crash occurred when Hayes' Dodge Durango collided with a Kia Soul making a left turn, killing the 78-year-old female driver and two passengers aged 10 and 4 from the Kia.
- Police confirmed no signs of impairment in either driver, reported at least two others injured, and stated the investigation remains active with no further information available.
- Hayes, a four-star recruit from Largo High School who played 12 games mostly on special teams as a true freshman last season, was treated at the hospital and released.
- The crash resulted in multiple hospitalizations, ongoing police investigation, and the Miami Hurricanes have not commented publicly on Hayes' condition.
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The Brunswick NewsMiami player released from hospital after crash that killed three
MIAMI — Miami Hurricanes linebacker Adarius Hayes has been released from the hospital after being involved in a crash that killed three people in Largo, Fla., on Saturday, the university said Monday.
College Football Player Released From Hospital After Fatal Crash
Georgia Football Star Arrested On Serious Charges (1:06) The Miami Hurricanes received an update on linebacker Adarius Hayes on Monday after the freshman was involved in a horrifying two-car crash that left three dead and at least another two injured.The accident happened over the weekend in Hayes' hometown of Largo, Florida when his Dodge Durango collided with a Kia Soul — killing a 78-year-old woman and two children ages 10 and four.No citatio…
University of Miami football player involved in deadly Largo crash
LARGO, Fla. (WFLA) -- A University of Miami football player was involved in a crash that claimed three lives, including two children, in his hometown of Largo on Saturday. Adarius Hayes, a linebacker in his sophomore year, was hospitalized after the collision, a spokesperson for Miami Athletics said in a statement. Republicans unveil steep cuts to Medicaid in portion of Trump tax bill The crash happened at 1:45 p.m. at Orangeview Drive and…
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