Talk about the tragedy caused by the striker

Keinta Johnson, the forward of NCAA University of Florida, suddenly fell to the ground without confrontation and collision, which frightened all the players. It is reported that he is still in a drug-induced coma after continuous treatment in the hospital.

On the same day, Johnson scored six points in a row and completed a beautiful aerial relay shortly after the start of the game, but then he suddenly fell to the ground and completely lost consciousness. After being rescued by the hospital, he saved his life temporarily, but he is still in a critical period.

According to the latest report from USA-Today, Johnson is still being treated in the hospital, but his condition has gradually stabilized. Johnson's grandfather Larry DeJarnett said that he is currently in a drug-induced coma and hopes to save him from it.

Earlier, the Associated Press reported that Johnson and other University of Florida teammates contracted pneumonia this summer. Although it is not certain that it is directly related to the sudden coma on the field, pneumonia may cause myocardial inflammation and, in severe cases, cardiac arrest.

Johnson has played three games this season, averaging 19.7 points and 6 rebounds, which is quite good. He is eager to be selected in the first round of the 2026,5438+0 draft.