Alabama booster Logan Young dies in accidental fall at home
Police concluded the death of Alabama booster Logan Young was an accidental fall, not a homicide. He tripped while carrying items and struck his head on an iron railing, bleeding heavily before collapsing in his two story Memphis home. Young, a longtime Crimson Tide supporter and former convict, had been linked to recruiting scandals and NCAA sanctions.
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