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FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul on MSNFormer Gophers DB Charles Rogers dies during Brooklyn MarathonFormer University of Minnesota defensive back Charles “Ace” Rogers died over the weekend while running the Brooklyn Marathon.
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Charles Rogers went into cardiac arrest and collapsed around eight miles into the Brooklyn Half Marathon on Saturday.
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A runner who died after running a half-marathon in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday, May 17, has been identified as Charles ...
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YEN.com.gh on MSNTragedy: 31-year-old ex-football player collapses and dies in a marathonFormer Minnesota football player Charles Rogers tragically died during the Brooklyn Half Marathon as he remembered for his ...
The runner who died during the Brooklyn Half Marathon on Saturday was revealed to be a former college football player.
Former Minnesota Gophers defensive back Charles "Ace" Rogers died after suffering cardiac arrest while running the Brooklyn ...
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Charles Rogers, 31, died after collapsing during the Brooklyn Half Marathon; he was a former University of Minnesota football ...
The Gophers football X account reacted on Monday to Rogers’ death. "Our hearts are broken as former Gopher Charles Rogers tragically passed over the weekend while running the Brooklyn Marathon.
This weekend's Brooklyn Half Marathon was punctuated by tragedy, as a runner died during the 13.1 mile race. “It is with ...
Former Minnesota football player Charles Rogers died after going into cardiac arrest during the Brooklyn half marathon last week. It comes a day after Daily Mail reported that another former ...
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Total Pro Sports on MSNFormer College Football Star Tragically Dies At 31 During Brooklyn MarathonFormer college football player Charles Rogers, 31, tragically dies after collapsing during the Brooklyn Half Marathon in hot ...
Two former college football stars have died after separate incidents at marathons over the weekend. Brian Williams, a former ...
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