UAB Football Players Released From Hospital After On-Campus Stabbing
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Two University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) football players have been discharged from the hospital following an alleged stabbing incident involving a teammate. The players, identified as freshman defensive lineman Josh Underwood and redshirt sophomore defensive lineman JaSire Peterson, are recovering after the incident. Interim head coach Alex Mortensen confirmed their release and expressed gratitude for the support from the community.
The alleged attacker, redshirt freshman offensive lineman Daniel Mincey, has been arrested and charged with aggravated assault and attempted murder. The incident occurred on campus, but motives remain unclear. Despite the event, UAB proceeded with their scheduled game against USF, which they lost 48-18. Mortensen also extended thanks to first responders and medical staff for their quick actions.
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