Morgan State Football Player Dies Two Weeks After Collapsing At Practice
Marquese Meadow, an 18-year-old defensive tackle for Morgan State University, died Sunday. Two weeks earlier, Meadow was practicing with the football team before becoming disoriented and then hospitalized:
Meadow was hospitalized after officials with Morgan State say he collapsed during practice. He signed with the Bears as a defensive lineman and had a promising football career.
"He was participating in workout sessions and became disoriented. The trainers did an evaluation and with the way that he responded they decided to call paramedics," [spokesman Clint] Coleman said.
Meadow's death comes after Navy football player Will McKamey also died after collapsing at practice in March. McKamey died as the result of a brain injury. Morgan State said it was not aware of any medical conditions that could have caused Meadow's collapse, and it's still unclear what ultimately caused his death.
Photo courtesy of Morgan State athletics
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