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Stanford Cornerback Aaron Morris Gets Quick Medical Clearance After Leaving SMU Game in Ambulance
Aaron Morris was taken off on a stretcher after an awkward tackle but remained alert, having made 43 tackles and five pass breakups in 20 games for Stanford.
- On Saturday, Stanford cornerback Aaron Morris was immobilized and taken off the field in an ambulance at SMU's Ford Stadium, with the school saying he was alert and responsive.
- When SMU quarterback Kevin Jennings threw to Jordan Hudson, Morris made contact before Stanford linebacker Sam Mattingly and took a blow to the head, falling awkwardly during the tackle.
- A junior from Lowell, Massachusetts, Aaron Morris has appeared in 20 games over the last three seasons, posting 43 tackles and five pass breakups during the Stanford football season.
- Stanford released a statement saying Morris would return to be with the team before the end of the game and he was taken to a local hospital for precautionary measures.
- Morris's facemask was removed as trainers placed him on a stretcher at SMU's Ford Stadium after he was on the field briefly.
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Stanford cornerback Aaron Morris gets quick medical clearance after leaving SMU game in ambulance
Stanford says cornerback Aaron Morris has been cleared medically to return to the sideline against SMU after being immobilized and taken off the field in an ambulance following a tackle in the first quarter.
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Stanford CB Aaron Morris stretchered off field vs. SMU - Regional Media News
Stanford cornerback Aaron Morris was removed from the field via ambulance with an apparent neck injury in the first quarter of Saturday’s contest against SMU in Dallas. Morris was “alert and responsive,” according to school officials. Morris was injured during an attempted tackle with over five minutes left in the first quarter. He stayed down on the field and trainers called for a stretcher and the ambulance came on to the field at Gerald Ford …
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