A thread on Texags believe one if the deceased is Cedric Benson. Nothing official but supposedly Cedric’s brother has confirmed on Facebook. Really sad.
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A thread on Texags believe one if the deceased is Cedric Benson. Nothing official but supposedly Cedric’s brother has confirmed on Facebook. Really sad.
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I just saw it on Surly Horns. Sad.
RIP El Ced.
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We've made it. No more Saturdays without college football.Comment
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Sad. Mike Gaddis died just last week.Comment
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dangComment
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Originally posted by Pin Oak DXT View Post
Sounds terrible! Prayers up for the family
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RIP 32
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Rip Ced and his passenger.Comment
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Terrible to hear. RIP sir.
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Rip #32 one of my favorite horns growing upComment
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University of Texas football great and former NFL player Cedric Benson died Saturday night in a motorcycle crash in West Austin, family members and friends said early Sunday.
Austin emergency officials told the American-Statesman that they are investigating the crash in the 5600 block Mount Bonnell Road after 10 p.m. Saturday and had information that Benson and a passenger were killed. Two other adults who were injured in the crash suffered non-fatal injuries. Official confirmation by the Travis County medical examiner could come later in the day Sunday.
Earlier in the evening, Benson, 36, posted a photo of a BMW motorcycle on his Instagram account with the caption “My Saturday Evening.”
On Sunday morning, several people were gathered at Benson’s West Austin home on West Courtyard Drive and appeared to be mourning outside on a patio. A Facebook post on Sunday morning from Benson’s relative, Dominic Benson, read, “No no no no no no God no!!!! Why him man!!!!! Not Ced man.”
Mack Brown, the former Longhorns coach who recruited Benson to Texas, responded to an Instagram post, saying, “We lost a great one way too soon #RIP.”Comment
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Horrible just horrible .... RIP 32!Comment
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Terrible news about Ced and his passenger. Enjoyed watching him run the ball at Texas.Comment
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Rip 32Comment
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Dang. 32 was a beast at UT.
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