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Daune Morris's off-campus crash and leg injury

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    Daune Morris breaks leg in Knoxville crash; return remains uncertain

    His Charger ended up on its roof after hitting a hydrant and four parked cars. Tennessee confirms non-life-threatening injuries but has not announced a return-to-play timetable.

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    • Daune Morris’s Dodge Charger came to rest on its roof after striking a fire hydrant and four parked cars in Knoxville. The Tennessee running back survived with injuries the university describes as non-life-threatening, including a broken leg. Whether he can return to football this season remains unresolved.

Who reported

Who reported

15 outlets · 16 sources

7 of 15 had reported by this moment

Who's involved

Who's involved

People

  • Daune MorrisAmerican football running back

Organizations

  • University of Tennesseepublic university in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States

Places

  • Kingston Pike
  • Knoxville
  • University of Tennessee Medical Center