BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — California safety Avery Sebastian was released from the hospital Tuesday morning, a day after he was injured in a hard collision during a scrimmage that had appeared to leave him immobilized.
Sebastian was taken to Highland General Hospital in Oakland on Monday following the practice injury.
Reports out of Cal’s scrimmage said Sebastian hit running back Jeffrey Coprich on a run up the middle and immediately went down. Sebastian, listed as the starting strong safety on the preseason depth chart, didn’t appear to move for more than 15 minutes before being taken to the hospital by ambulance.
Late Monday, the school released a statement saying he had movement in all his extremities and would be released from the hospital.
