A student-athlete who committed to the University of Pittsburgh's football program died on Saturday in a car crash in the state of Indiana. He was identified as Mason Alexander. Alexander was the passenger in a car that attempted to pass another vehicle just before the top of a hill when another vehicle came the opposite way and struck the car that Alexander was in.

Mason Alexander, an 18-year-old cornerback at the University of Pittsburgh, died in a car crash in Indiana on March 1. Authorities said he was a passenger in a car that veered off the road and hit a tree after the driver attempted to pass another vehicle.

A freshman cornerback for Pittsburgh’s football team is dead after a car crash in Indiana, the team announced. Mason Alexander died in Fishers on Saturday night. He was 18.

The 18-year-old graduated early from high school and enrolled at Pittsburgh in December, with an eye on joining spring practice later this month.

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Mason Alexander, a freshman cornerback for Pittsburgh, died Saturday night in a car accident in Fishers, Ind. He was 18. "In loving memory of a cherished son, friend and teammate," the Panthers football program wrote on its social media,

Alexander, just 18, enrolled early to the University of Pittsburgh after being a four-star 2025 recruit out of Hamilton Southeastern High School in Indiana. On Saturday, March 1, Alexander was involved in a fatal car crash on Florida Road near Interstate 69 in the state of Indiana.

Mason Alexander, a freshman college football player for the Pittsburgh Panthers, was killed in a car crash in Indiana on Saturday, officials said. He was 18.

Mason Alexander, a freshman on the University of Pittsburgh football team, was killed in a fiery car crash in Fishers, Indiana, on Saturday night, March 2, authorities confirmed.The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office responded to reports of

Alexander was preparing for his freshman season when he died in a car crash over the weekend in his hometown of Fishers, Indiana.

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Pittsburgh freshman cornerback Mason Alexander died Saturday in a car crash in Indiana, authorities said.