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Former NFL cornerback D.J. Hayden was among six people killed in a Houston car crash over the weekend.Hayden had been with former teammates from the University of Houston, where the 33-year-old played football.Former UH players Zach McMillian and Ralph Oragwu were also killed in the crash, the university confirmed. Former player Jeffery Lewis was injured in the accident and is recovering. Our entire community is heartbroken over the tragic passing of former Football student-athletes D.J. Hayden, Zachary McMillian and Ralph Oragwu earlier today, and our thoughts and prayers remain with Jeffery Lewis in his recovery ahead, said the schools football team in astatement on X.The Houston Police Department said the incident happened early Saturday morning.A black Acura SUV had been traveling through an intersection on Fannin Street when a black Chrysler 300 traveling at a high rate of speed ran a red light and struck the Acura, police said.The UH players had been inside the SUV that was struck, according to local s
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