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The death of Calvin “CJ” Dickey Jr. has sparked legal action, a lawsuit against Bucknell University and renewed scrutiny of NCAA policies on athletes with sickle‑cell trait.
A Pennsylvania court is considering criminal charges against a university coach after a freshman athlete died following an intense workout, raising questions about safeguards for athletes with sickle‑cell trait.
A Pennsylvania court has charged former Bucknell University strength coach Mark Kulbis with aggravated hazing and involuntary manslaughter after freshman Calvin "CJ" Dickey Jr. collapsed during a July 2024 practice session, succumbing to exertional rhabdomyolysis linked to his sickle‑cell trait.
A Pennsylvania court has indicted former Bucknell University strength coach Mark Kulbis in the July 2024 death of freshman football player Calvin Dickey Jr., who collapsed during a punitive workout. The case raises questions about athlete safety, sickle‑cell trait protocols and institutional accountability.
A freshman football player collapsed during an intense conditioning session at Bucknell University, leading to his death two days later. The coach, aware of the athlete's sickle‑cell trait, has been charged with multiple offenses, while the NCAA's safety guidelines are under scrutiny.
The case highlights the deadly intersection of intense conditioning, a hidden medical condition, and alleged negligence within college athletics.
A former Bucknell University strength and conditioning coach faces criminal charges after a freshman football player died following an intense training session that exacerbated his sickle‑cell trait.
An 18‑year‑old freshman football player died after a conditioning session, leading to criminal charges against his coach and a civil lawsuit against Bucknell University.
A freshman football player's death after being forced to perform excessive calisthenics has led to criminal charges against his former strength coach, sparking a broader conversation about hazing in college sports.
A 2024 workout at Bucknell University turned fatal when freshman Calvin "CJ" Dickey Jr. collapsed from a preventable condition. The subsequent criminal case against coach Mark Kulbis highlights systemic failures in athlete safety.
A Bucknell University coach has been criminally charged after a freshman football player collapsed and died during a 2024 practice, raising urgent questions about hazing culture and athlete safety.
A former Bucknell University football coach faces felony aggravated hazing charges after a player with sickle cell trait died following intense training. The case has prompted a wrongful death suit and a review of NCAA anti‑hazing standards.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced criminal charges against former Bucknell strength and conditioning coach Mark Kulbis in connection with the death of freshman football player Calvin "CJ" Dickey Jr.
The death of Calvin Dickey Jr. has sparked a criminal investigation into hazing practices at Bucknell University, revealing a pattern of alleged abuse and a broader reckoning with athlete safety.
Season tickets for Bucknell's 2026 football campaign are now on sale, marking the 141st season under new head coach Jeff Behrman.
The Bucknell women's basketball team posted a 3.62 GPA this spring, the highest in the Patriot League, with 12 of 13 athletes named to the academic honor roll and eight earning Dean's List honors, including freshman Ella Kreuzer's perfect 4.00.
The 2026 Bucknell Bison baseball team combined a championship run with top-tier academic performance, highlighted by scholar athlete honors and record-breaking GPA achievements.
A look at the achievements, recruitment interest and leadership role of Charlie Mallett, a senior standout at Hawken School.
A strong outing from starter Jonathan Adelmann and the emergence of newcomers like Aiden Aguayo have helped the Cotuit Kettleers overcome a sluggish start and rally toward a playoff push.
Bucknell University’s men’s soccer team revealed a nine‑player signing class that includes two transfers and seven freshmen, setting the stage for a competitive push in the upcoming 2026 season.
Justin Carey, known for his winning record and academic improvements, has been appointed assistant coach for Bucknell's men's soccer program.
Camden Swogger, a senior standout at Bellwood Antis High School, has officially signed to continue his baseball career at Delgado Community College, emphasizing the school's competitive environment and development opportunities.
Graduating high school football players from Westchester, Rockland and Putnam counties have announced their college destinations, ranging from Ivy League universities to state schools, as they prepare for the next chapter of their athletic careers.
Tyler Waters, a veteran assistant from Marywood, takes the helm of Lakeland’s boys basketball team, promising a more dynamic approach. Meanwhile, standout junior Nico Antoniacci impresses at a national camp, earning offers from Villanova and Virginia Tech, and local girls players secure multiple scholarships as Scranton Prep captures the Church Road Invitational.