Missouri state safety Todrik McCji He died early on Saturday, which the authorities said was a possible accidental wound and self -patients. He was 21 years old.
The Spring Police Department spokeswoman said that the officers who respond to a request for a well -known examination were found at his home on Friday morning.
“He was taken to the hospital with serious injuries as he died later. This is an active investigation.”
The university reported the news of his death on Saturday, saying that he died of wounds that were injured at home the day before.
McGe was entering his fifth season with Bears and safety was in 2023 and 2024. He won the rank of honors for all conferences in 2023.
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McGoy grew up in Whitchita, Kansas, and graduated from the northwestern Witchita School.
Report by Associated Press.
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