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Sean Sheller accident details

More on Sean Sheller's accident from UCLA Sports Information ...

Here is additional information on the accident suffered by UCLA redshirt sophomore tackle Sean Sheller last Friday evening at Lake Havasu.

Sheller was driving a vehicle that is considered an ATV because it can go off road, but it is also a street-legal vehicle which the family uses for transportation. It is smaller than a jeep but bigger than a golf cart, according to Steve Sheller, Sean’s father.

The accident did not occur in an off-road situation, according to Mr. Sheller. Sean Sheller was driving on a combination of asphalt and gravel in a park with his sister and some of her friends in the vehicle when the accident occurred. As he was taking a right curve, the vehicle started to tip to the left. Sean attempted to make sure his sister and her friends were not injured by extending his left leg to try to keep the vehicle from tipping and he was injured in the process.

Sheller underwent an MRI on his left knee this afternoon and the results should be known in the next day or two, according to Mr. Sheller.

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