LSU football freshman quarterback Colin Hurley was involved in an on-campus car accident early Thursday morning.
The Daily Advertiser ― part of the USA TODAY Network ― confirmed the news of the accident that Hurley crashed his vehicle on campus Thursday. The crash occurred at 2:47 a.m. Thursday and has since been cleared, according to the LSU University Police crime log lists. He was transported to a Baton Rouge area hospital.
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Hurley, who is 17, was found unresponsive but breathing in his vehicle ― a Dodge Charger ― by officials and firefighters, according to WBRZ, a local TV station. Hurley had a “large cut to his face,” but officials did not believe impairment was the cause of the crash, according to the WBRZ report.
Hurley was a four-star recruit in the 2024 recruiting cycle from Trinity Christian Academy in Jacksonville, Florida. He was ranked the No. 357th overall prospect, the 25th-ranked QB and the 49th-ranked player in Florida, per 247 Sports Composite Rankings.
He did not appear as a true freshman in a game for the Tigers in 2024.
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Publish date : 2025-01-16 21:39:00
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