Tulane Football Recruit Deontavis Cooper Dies In Tragic Car Crash At 18

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Tulane Football Recruit Deontavis Cooper Dies In Tragic Car Crash At 18

Deontavis Cooper, an 18-year-old offensive line recruit set to join Tulane Green Wave football, was killed in a devastating car accident over Memorial Day Weekend in Florida. Two other teenagers reportedly remain in critical condition. Tulane and former head coach Jon Sumrall released emotional statements honoring Cooper’s character, work ethic and positive spirit following the tragic loss.

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