Seriously, at the very least he has already lapped the field.
State police said a vehicle flipped over while travelling outbound on I-279 North near the Mcknight Road exit.
The car hit a jersey barrier and landed on its side in the road.
Two people were inside the car. One person fled from the scene while the other remained trapped inside.
Jamie Dixon, head coach of the Pitt men’s basketball team, witnessed the accident and pulled over to help get the victims out of the car.
The story has “raw video” from the accident. A little more than halfway through you see the back of Coach Dixon’s head in the ambulance. Then he emerges, walks out –looking fine — and gets to his car and drives off.
He was treated for minor injuries he received while assisting at the scene.
Lee, I will bring the wipes. I want a final four appearance this year.
That was a great story, thanks for posting it.
I don’t remember that being played up much by the local news tv stations back then(if even reported). I guess cause it involved Pitt and was a positive news story RIP Doc Chipman. FYI, Reggie Warford is Head Coach at Muhlenburg High School in western Kentucky. This will be his first year, Good Luck Reggie. I remember stopping at a traffic accident also with my boss outside of Orange, Virginia in a very rural area, around the same time period, late at night and after we pulled this fella out of his overturned car, we tried to keep him alive until the EMS squad came but were unsuccessful. Wow, I haven’t really thought about that for quite a long time.
If I were creative, I would make some joke about what would’ve happened if Wanny had been the one to stop. Would’ve focused on clock mismanagement, indecision, etc. Oh well, can’t come up with anything.
