Vols Running Back Daune Morris Suffers Broken Leg in Crash
Vols running back Daune Morris suffered a broken leg in a crash.
Knoxville, TN, November 13, 2026 —
University of Tennessee running back Daune Morris has sustained a broken leg following a crash, according to available information.
The incident occurred recently, but specific details regarding the date, time, location, and circumstances of the crash were not immediately available. The extent of Morris’s injuries beyond the broken leg also remains unspecified in the initial reports.
Morris, a member of the Vols football program, will face a significant recovery period following the injury. A broken leg typically requires extensive rehabilitation, potentially impacting his participation in team activities and upcoming seasons. The duration of his absence from the field will depend on the severity of the fracture and the medical advice provided by his care team.
As a running back, Morris plays a key role in the offensive scheme, and his injury presents a challenge for the team’s depth at the position. Further updates on his condition and prognosis are anticipated as more information becomes available.
The University of Tennessee has not released a detailed statement concerning the incident or the player’s current status.
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