Autopsy Shows OSU Hoops Player Had Enlarged Heart
The Oklahoma State basketball player who died in July following an outdoor team workout suffered from an enlarged heart and died of natural causes, the state medical examiner's office said Friday.
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The Oklahoma State basketball player who died in July following an outdoor team workout suffered from an enlarged heart and died of natural causes, the state medical examiner's office said Friday.
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