USC Basketball's Alijah Arenas Details Escape From Burning Cybertruck
- Alijah Arenas, a USC freshman basketball player, detailed his serious Tesla Cybertruck crash that occurred in April in Winnetka.
- The crash happened after the Cybertruck’s steering wheel and keypad locked up while Arenas was driving home from the gym on Corbin Avenue.
- Arenas spent at least ten minutes trapped inside the burning car unable to open the door before escaping through the driver's side window with help from bystanders.
- Arenas acknowledged his full accountability for the situation, referred to the experience as a valuable lesson, and USC coach Eric Musselman commented that his viewpoint is quite distinctive.
- After spending six days hospitalized with no major injuries, Arenas is officially enrolled at USC and working toward joining summer practices following preliminary classwork.
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