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College · College Football · published 2026-10-18T00:00:00+00:00 · via On3

Service member hospitalized after pregame rappelling fall at UTSA-Navy

A service member was hurt in a rappelling accident before the UTSA-Navy football game at the Alamodome on Saturday and was transported to a hospital. The severity of the injuries was not immediately clear. The accident occurred during pregame activities involving U.S. Army personnel.

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The incident took place at the Alamodome on Saturday before the UTSA-Navy football game. According to the available account, a service member was hurt in a rappelling accident during pregame activities involving U.S. Army personnel. The person was transported to a hospital, and the severity of the injuries was not immediately clear. No further details about the circumstances or the individual’s condition were provided.

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The service member, their family, and the UTSA and Navy communities may be most directly affected. The incident could also draw attention to safety planning for pregame ceremonies involving military personnel at college football events. Because injury details remain unclear, any broader effects on event procedures, public confidence, or related policies cannot yet be reasonably assessed.

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