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Report: Mizzou DL Harold Brantley ‘seriously injured’ in car wreck
By Kevin Duffey
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Missouri junior defensive lineman Harold Brantley has been injured in a car wreck, according to KRCG13 reporter Ashley Zavala.
Mizzou Women’s basketball player Maddie Stock was also in the car with Brantley.
Zavala’s Twitter timeline included details and a photo of the accident:
According to the Missouri State Hwy Patrol, Mizzou DL Harold Brantley was seriously injured in a car crash on US-63 this afternoon
— Ashley Zavala (@ZavalaA) June 21, 2015
Mizzou DL Harold Brantley was inside of this car that swerved off the highway just south of Columbia pic.twitter.com/wzWNiwoDVy
— Ashley Zavala (@ZavalaA) June 21, 2015
Also in the car was Mizzou Women’s basketball player Maddie Stock. She sustained minor injuries according to MSHP. — Ashley Zavala (@ZavalaA) June 21, 2015
Mizzou DL Harold Brantley was the driver of the vehicle. He and Stock were transported to University Hospital. — Ashley Zavala (@ZavalaA) June 21, 2015
According to MSHP, neither Brantley nor Stock wore a seatbelt.
— Ashley Zavala (@ZavalaA) June 21, 2015
Pictures from the crash site of the car Mizzou DL Harold Brantley was driving this afternoon: pic.twitter.com/z8W3ju8ayM
— Ashley Zavala (@ZavalaA) June 21, 2015
According to the report by Zavala, the car Brantley was driving — a 2000 Chrysler Concorde — traveled off the left side of the road when he overcorrected to the right side. The car then struck a guardrail and overturned.
Brantley is one of the Tigers’ anchors along the defensive line for 2015 after posting a fantastic sophomore season in 2014.
We’ll keep you updated as new information is released about his status.
Here’s a link to the accident report.
No further word on Harold Brantley status other than he's not suffering life-threatening injuries. Still being treated at Univ Hospital
— Dave Matter (@Dave_Matter) June 22, 2015
A graduate of the University of Florida and founder of Saturday Down South, Kevin is a college football enthusiast.