Dontay Corleone Returns to Cincinnati Team After Health Scare
Cincinnati defensive lineman Dontay Corleone rejoins the team following a health scare involving blood clots in his lungs, head coach Scott Satterfield shared at Big 12 media day. Corleone had been hospitalized after experiencing chest discomfort and shortness of breath. His condition was thoroughly assessed, and no additional medical issues were identified. Satterfield expressed optimism about Corleone’s availability for the upcoming season.
Corleone, a prominent 6-foot-2, 320-pound junior and NFL prospect, has been a key player for the team, recording 83 tackles and six sacks over the past two seasons. His return is a significant boost for the Cincinnati Bearcats, who had a challenging previous season with a 3-9 record. The team’s staff has been commended for their swift and accurate medical care, ensuring that Corleone’s health issues were promptly addressed.
The team looks ahead to their season opener against FCS Towson on October 31. Coach Satterfield emphasized the gradual approach to Corleone’s recovery and involvement, highlighting his determination and incredible character. As Corleone continues to work out and prepare, there’s cautious optimism about his participation in fall camp and the upcoming season.
