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Report: ASU did not vet workout plan before hockey player's collapse

ESPN about 2 hours 1 mins read

Arizona State did not vet the training plan for the workout led by a former Green Beret during which a hockey player collapsed last month, according to a preliminary report the university released Tuesday.

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